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Updated over 2 years ago,
Capital Gains after Death?
Hi BP Fam,
I have a couple questions regarding my grandparents house, If there is any info you have or could point me in the right direction that would be greatly appreciated. Both of my grandparents have both now passed and their three children (my mom, aunt, and uncle) are wanting to sell the house once my grandparents assets are out of probate. So here are my questions....
1. Would the siblings need to account for capital gains tax when the sell the home in September as non of them want the home? What should they account for assuming they sell the home for 260k?
2. I ultimately would like to purchase the home to them be used as a rental but I'm sure I wouldn't be able to get a mortgage (currently closing on my first real estate deal) by September. Contract for deed has crossed my mind. So here's my question, would the contract for deed be a "loop hole" to get out of the capital gains tax and be a better proposal strategy to getting me the home? If this is possible it would benefit both parties is my thinking. I am not trying to pull a quick one on my family or do anything out of their best interest.
3. Are there any other scenarios that would benefit both parties? I'm really open to hearing about any options whether it involves me or not. My family is the priority and if I could benefit from this and add to my portfolio, that would be the icing on the cake.
I appreciate any info you can throw at me! Thank you