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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tax strategy for buying deed to property I own note on
I purchased the note (in my personal name) on a 4 family at a cost of $30,000 (original note amount $152,000; principal remaining $142,000).
I then purchased the deed (in a single member LLC) to the property for $20,000.
What is the smartest way to handle this with respect to taxes?
Am I correct that my tax basis is $162,000 ($142k + $20k)?
Should I forgive the debt and issue a satisfaction of mortgage? Should I make payments on the debt? Should I leave the debt there and not make payments?
Thank you,
Joseph