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Updated about 7 years ago,
Tax implications of investing in a syndicated deal
I just read this great article by @David Thompson, and want to check my understanding of taxes for limited partners in real estate syndication.
- Income distributions are taxed at ordinary income rates, but there may be no taxes at all if there are "paper losses" from accelerated depreciation.
- If cash is returned to the investor through a refinance, that is a partial return of equity and a non-taxable event.
- When the property is sold, any gains are taxed as capital gains.
- A 1031 exchange of sorts is possible if you roll the sale of the limited partnership into a similar and larger limited partnership, but you cannot 1031 directly into your own property acquisition.
Am I getting this about right?
What have your experiences been (or those of your investors)?
Thanks!