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Daniel Alfandre
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Building a house for parents - tax savings?

Daniel Alfandre
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Maryland
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I am managing the construction of a house on an investment property my parents own. They said they would pay me a fee and split some of the sales profits with me. Any tax savings I can get on this type of relationship/structure? Thanks.

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Bruce D. Kowal
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Bruce D. Kowal
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I don't see anything special.  The fee is ordinary income.  And the profits from sale are likewise ordinary income, not capital gains, as you do not own the property.  But you get cred from your Parents by being a conscientious and dutiful Son.  And that's worth something . . .

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