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All Forum Posts by: Sue Gyure

Sue Gyure has started 1 posts and replied 1 times.

I purchased a property in Jan 2019 and sold it in May 2019. I had not intent of selling it but the renter wanted to purchase it.  

This is my first rental property and I am working on my taxes. Due to the fact this will be a short term gain, is it better to put whatever expenses I can into the cost basis, so my capital gains is less or do the expenses seperately?

Thank you for your expertise!

Sue