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Selling fully depreciated free-n-clear rental - minimize tax

George P.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Is there a way to sell the fully depreciated free-n-clear rental property and minimize the tax liability? Except for 1031 exchange - are there any loopholes?
Maybe if the seller finances the purchase, the tax liability is spread out rather than coming due in a chunk?
(this is a hypothetical question)
Thank you

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Rusty Thompson
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Im not 100% sure... but if they make it there primary residents for 2 years doesn't that do it?.. may just be hear say though

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