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Simon Obas
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Flipping homes, taxes, capital gains

Simon Obas
  • Rental Property Investor
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Peace. I'm interested in knowing how you all house flippers are filing taxes. I flipped a home in January and selling another one in 2 weeks. I purchased both homes under my LLC and will sell them under my LLC too. I'm hearing I should file taxes as an s Corp to avoid/lessen capital gain taxes. I will go speak to a cpa for sure however, I'm curious as to what other investors are doing. Any information is greatly appreciated.

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