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All Forum Posts by: Ross Shively

Ross Shively has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

Thank you all for your input.

Has anyone delt with the workings of the QOZ investments? I have a property that I bought in 2015 that is designated in a QOZ. I am trying to read through all the tax words and understand. Am I reading it right when it says you have to have purchased the property after Dec 1017?

Post: 1031 exchange then sell to avoid taxes

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So, there is really no way to get out of the taxes at all. Thanks for all the comments.

Post: 1031 exchange then sell to avoid taxes

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So, the only way to avoid Taxes on an investment property would be to move back in and live there for 2 years? If it is a primary residence you will not have to pay taxes on up to 250k in profit single, 500k married. Would you pay back the depreciation if you turned it into a primary residence and sold?

Post: 1031 exchange then sell to avoid taxes

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I have a property that I have had for 10 years. It has increased about 150k in value and I have captured depreciation on it for 8 years. If I pay capital gains on the 150k and the depreciation pay back it will take more of the profit than I want right now. Does anyone know if I can do a 1031 exchanged then after all has settled with escrow sell that property at value having never captured depreciation and not have to pay any taxes?