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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cash Out refi - then sell?
I'm sure there are many threads about this so if someone could point me to one of them that would be great.
If i have property i can't avoid paying capital gains tax on, is it a loophole to just do a cash out refi and then a few months later sell the property?
For example, let's say i have a home worth $400,000 and owe $200,000 on the loan. Let's say the bank will give me $125,000 on a cashout refi. A few months later i decide to sell the house and then rather than paying capital gains on a $200k profit, i only pay it on $75k.
Thoughts?
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Matthew Irish-Jones
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@Jeremy Clarke only way to avoid Capital gains are a 1031 exchange or putting the gains into an opportunity zone.
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