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Michael Myers
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  • Pleasant Hill, CA
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Buy Note at a Discount

Michael Myers
  • Investor
  • Pleasant Hill, CA
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When buying a note at a discount (e.g. $100k performing I/O note for $90k), how do you classify the extra principal you get back when the loan matures? It can't show up on the 1098/1099 since it wasn't charged to the borrower… so what do you classify it as? Just regular business income? Capital gains of some sort?

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