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Mark UpdegraffPoster
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capital gains / inheritance tax avoidance for future planning
I believe I read somewhere that if I hold rental property until fully depreciated and then die my heirs can sell the property and pay no capital gains on it whatsoever.
maybe this was contingent on it being held in a ROTH IRA?
Has anyone heard this?
Is there somewhere I can read up on this a bit more?
Thanks much!
Mark
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