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Jeffrey Chang
  • Atlanta, GA
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How to calculate capital gain tax on sale of rental property?

Jeffrey Chang
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hi.

I am planning on selling a rental property in 3 months. I am trying to determine how much tax I would be responsible after sale.

One thing I am not sure about and I can't seem to get an obvious answer is: are you taxed on down payment when I purchased the property?

Ex: Let's say I bought the property at 200K. I put down 50K as down payment. I sold the property at 300K. The remaining mortgage is 100K. Let's assume I didn't claim any depreciation or do any improvement. Is the capital gains on 200K or 150K (minus 50K)?

Thank you.

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