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Deepika Tandon
  • Investor
  • Chico, CA
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Flip took too long, still in budget.

Deepika Tandon
  • Investor
  • Chico, CA
Posted
Hello all We bought a property in September 2016. We just finished the rehab; it took too long due to some unavoidable things. We are still in our budget though. I would like to know the tax consequences in my situation; 1. If we sell it right away 2. Rent it and then sell it after a couple of years 3. Do a seller finance( it is all paid off) Please advice for maximum tax advantage. Thanks Deepika

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