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Derek G.
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  • Toney, AL
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Tax implications Selling then buying

Derek G.
  • Investor
  • Toney, AL
Posted

Hi All!

I know this question has probably been asked a million times. However, my searches are proving futile. I apologize in advance. I have currently ony purchased houses, but am now looking at selling some of them.
1. I sell a house for $150,000 (it's paid for)

2. Buy a house for $100,000

Do I owe taxes on the proceeds from the $150K deal, or do I owe taxes on the $50K left over after the new purchase? 
This is a major oversimplification, but it's just to satisfy my curiosity.
Thanks in advance guys/gals

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