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Tigran Kalaydzhyan
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Selling a house from portfolio. How to determine capital gains?

Tigran Kalaydzhyan
  • Investor
  • Buenos Aires, Argentina
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I am buying a real estate portfolio from another investor. The purchase agreement has only one price for the total portfolio. Now, if I decide to sell one of the properties in the future, how would I determine the capital gains to pay taxes? What is the purchasing price of one house within a portfolio? Should I take <portfolio price>/N, where N is the number of houses?

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Mark Allen
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Mark Allen
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@Tigran Kalaydzhyan

You’re going to have to allocate purchase price for each asset for tax purposes. Good conversation to have with a CPA who also invests in real estate. This PPA will be your basis, should you sell individual homes and have to pay capital gains and depreciation recapture.

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