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Grace P.
  • Investor
  • Rapid City, SD
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Should we sell or rent after property is rehabbed?

Grace P.
  • Investor
  • Rapid City, SD
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Purchased a house with HELOC for $192k. Rented it for 6 mos now we are in the middle of the rehab. Once the rehabbed we can rent it for $1950. Keep for 2 years and then sell using 1031 exchange to avoid Capital Gains. Or we can sell it now for about $350k and pay the higher taxes. If I am understanding correctly if we sell it now profits would probably be considered ordinary income but we could directly deduct all the rehabbing. If we sell later taxes are lower but a lot of the improvements would have to be depreciated and paid back once sold. We are looking at about $130k gain. Any thoughts/suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!

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