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Updated over 1 year ago, 09/05/2023

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Marcus Kuhnert
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Selling Long-Term Rental Property to roll into Syndication

Marcus Kuhnert
  • Milwaukee, WI
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First off, I have already contacted my CPA and am waiting to hear back, but thought I'd ask this crowd to see if there is anything to add-

My group plans to sell off some rental properties over the next few years - these are properties we have held for longer than one year.

We would like to use these proceeds and invest into syndications who would perform cost seg/depreciation.

My questions to the group are:  are proceeds from the sale of our rental properties considered "long-term capital gains and also passive"?

and will the cost seg/deductions from the syndications offset these "long term capital gains"?

Are these like-for-like types of gains and monies?

What am I missing?

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