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Lauren Johnson
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Offset capital gains on land

Lauren Johnson
  • Investor
  • Thousand Oaks, CA
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I am in the process of selling two vacant residential lots that will result in a long term gain of about $120k total.

I do have a passive loss carryover from last year for a self storage investment. Can I use that loss to offset the capital gains on these lots?

I am familiar with the concept of the lazy 1031 exchange, but don’t know if that applies to vacant land held and sold for appreciation with no other cash flow.

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Joseph Palmiero
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Joseph Palmiero
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Unfortunately you cannot offset your gain with the passive losses.  Land held for investment is considered to be nonpassive.

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