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Updated almost 9 years ago, 01/18/2016

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Annette Russow
  • Belleville, MI
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Annette Russow
  • Belleville, MI
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My husband and I have done several homes.  Buying, doing all repairs an selling.  We are making minimal profits ,either giving equity to  kids or supporting ourselfs during the rehab process . We claim gains on each one 10-25 thousand on our own joint tax return. should we be doing differently ? The latest one is valued 160,000. going to sell to our son 135,000 we have 110,00. into it . What would be the best way to do this minimizing our capital gain, while giving him half the gain . 

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