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All Forum Posts by: Rick S.

Rick S. has started 10 posts and replied 60 times.

Post: What happens when a Joint Tenant passes away?

Rick S.Posted
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
  • Posts 61
  • Votes 22

Yes, I believe in CA Joint Tenants are legally the same as JTWROS.

Post: What happens when a Joint Tenant passes away?

Rick S.Posted
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
  • Posts 61
  • Votes 22

Here is the scenario. Joint tenants (not married) have lived in their California house as their primary residence for last 10 years, except for 3 years when they rented it (2014-2016). During those years they each claimed rental income, expenses, and depreciation 50/50 on their tax returns. The house has appreciated $350k since purchased. I understand that if one of them passes away, the survivor will own the house 100%.

My questions are regarding tax treatment if the survivor sells the house.

1 - Does the surviving partner inherit the 50% of the house with a capital gains cost basis of the current market value when inherited, or the original purchase price?

2 - Will the surviving partner only have to pay recaptured depreciation for his 50% that was claimed on his tax returns? Or is he now also responsible for the recaptured depreciation the partner that passed? In other words, how does the IRS handle the claimed depreciation of the partner that passed?

Thank you for any help.

Post: What to Do With Duplex Zoned Commercial

Rick S.Posted
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
  • Posts 61
  • Votes 22

Lease it out to a home based day care operator. The tenant can live in one side and run the day care in the other.

Post: Capella Mortgage in Las Vegas

Rick S.Posted
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
  • Posts 61
  • Votes 22

@Gary Headrick I private messaged you and am wondering if you would share some of your "other options" that you mentioned.

Post: Capella Mortgage in Las Vegas

Rick S.Posted
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
  • Posts 61
  • Votes 22

Thank you very much for the responses. I met with them a couple days ago at their office and all seemed ok. Thanks again everyone!

Post: Capella Mortgage hard money lender in LV

Rick S.Posted
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
  • Posts 61
  • Votes 22

Thanks for the info everyone. I have a bit more DD to do, but this helps a bunch!

Post: Capella Mortgage hard money lender in LV

Rick S.Posted
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
  • Posts 61
  • Votes 22

I'm thinking of investing in some notes with Capella Mortgage. I know they've been around for quite a while, and I'm wondering if anyone would be willing to share their experiences they have had dealing with them, either as an investor or a borrower. They are a hard money lender in Las Vegas.

Post: Capella Mortgage in Las Vegas

Rick S.Posted
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
  • Posts 61
  • Votes 22

I'm thinking of investing in some notes with Capella Mortgage. I know they've been around for quite a while, and I'm wondering if anyone would be willing to share their experiences they have had dealing with them, either as an investor or a borrower. They are a hard money lender in Las Vegas.

@Jay Hinrichs I agree that something just doesnt feel right with this company. I also signed up for their daily loan emails, and they all sound exactly the same and fishy. I called and talked to the guy, and got anything but a warm and fuzzy feeling from him.

Post: Property Management in San Diego?

Rick S.Posted
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
  • Posts 61
  • Votes 22

Try Harland OM. Kayvon managed some SFRs for me for a few years are did a great job. They are in La Jolla.