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Tax hit when selling your own investment property as a real estate agent
Does anyone know the tax implications when selling your own investment property when you are a real estate agent? I always thought it was just long term capital gains but I was told recently that since my wife and I are real estate agents, we would be taxed at our normal income tax rate. Thinking about doing a 1031 to avoid taxes.
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@Cory Carrigan if your CPA or tax professional is not real estate focused he/she just might not be familiar with certain aspects of the tax code. Tax professionals are similar to attorneys and everyone has their niche and specialty.