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Andrew Jacobson
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Tax questions on note with a balloon payment

Andrew Jacobson
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Hi all,

If I were to purchase a note at a discount that included a balloon payment, how would that balloon payment be taxed?

example:

UPB of 100k bought for 80k. If the loan has a 5 year balloon but a long amortization, little principal would be paid off over the 5 years, say 4k. How would that balloon of 96k in five years be taxed compared to my 80k investment. I know the interest payments are normal income but would the 16k captured on the balloon payment be normal income or capital gains? many thanks in advance

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