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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Using Passive Losses
If I participate in syndication deals and own real estate, can losses from one be used against the other? For example, if I receive a $50,000 loss from a syndication through a cost segregation study and bonus deprecation, can I offset a $50,000 gain from the sale of a property (even if the property is sold less than 1 year after purchase)? Thanks!
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Likely not. A flip falls in the active income bucket. Syndication losses would be in the passive bucket. Except for full time real estate professionals (tax designation NOT merely a real estate agent) gains/losses can only offset if they're in the same bucket.
disclaimer: consult a "knowledgeable" CPA on this. Not all CPA's are created equal! ;)
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