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Sheldon Vic
  • New to Real Estate
  • Eugene, OR
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Sold family property and now need to account for deductions

Sheldon Vic
  • New to Real Estate
  • Eugene, OR
Posted

Hello BP world,

I am brand new to REI, so try to bear with me on this (lol).

My uncle and I sold a family property (belonged to my grandparents, but they passed). The house was owned outright, and sold to a buyer (currently in escrow). After all the realtor fees and what not, we've come out the other end with ~300k (split down the middle between my uncle and I). The question I have now, is what types of taxes are involved prior to any involved gains? I would also be interested in learning about types of deductions I can take. From this, I intend to begin my REI journey. Thanks for the help!

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