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All Forum Posts by: Robert Wood

Robert Wood has started 4 posts and replied 17 times.

Thanks man yea I’m starting to notice how important having tax Knowledge is 

My question is Bp teaches you to use bank’s money. One of the purposes is to get tax breaks but don’t you still have to claim the profit of the cash flow you do get after your mortgage and bills are paid 

If I could refinance  rite away that would work was planning on listening it next week and sunk all my money in it smh

Quote from @Rick Albert:

Double check with a tax adviser but here are my initial thoughts:

1. You may not be taxed on it. Sometimes inheriting properties are not taxed based on the value of when you inherited it. For example, if it is worth $200,000 today and you sell it two years later for $250,000, then it is the $50K that would be taxed. Because you put work into it, talk to a tax advisor about using that as a deduction towards the taxable income.

2. Why not turn this into a rental? You can do a cash out refi and then use that money to buy others. But this way you can get a tenant in there now and then you can do a cash out for as much money as it financially makes sense to do.

3. Talk to a tax adviser about using it as a rental and then sell it using a 1031 exchange. The length of time it has to be a rental in order to do a 1031 isn't defined last I checked but it is all about the intention. 


What sucks is I sunk all my money into it and need cash and wanted to start investing. I couldn’t refinance without a renter in there 

I was given a property kinda as a inheritance.was my mothers home  but was in my aunts name and signed over to me from my aunt. I put a lot of work in it and am ready to sell and start investing but I’m trying to avoid getting taxed on the property.Actually have no idea how it would be taxed