Note Investor Taxes / CPA - Non-performing specifically..
I imagine there are some very specific tax strategies for non-performing note investors.
For example, if you purchase a $500k legal balance (unpaid principal + accrued interest/fees) for $200k, then rehab and sell the property for $300k, can you write off the uncollected $200k (the $500k - $300k difference i.e. not pay taxes on your profits, as on paper as the lender, it is a "loss")?
What strategies exist? Thank you in advance!
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Ehhhh. I am not a CPA, but your basis would be what you paid for the note, not the UPB. In this case 300k - 200k - your expenses. You didn't lose 200k, the seller did, and they would be entitled to count it as losses.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I doubt it.