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3 October 2014 | 6 replies
Meaning that I can live indefinitely with out working or running past the end of my cash.
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2 October 2014 | 6 replies
There is a way to sell a rental property then replace it with another within 180 days and defer the capital gain indefinitely.
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10 October 2014 | 21 replies
It would be great to be able to that indefinitely.
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17 October 2014 | 63 replies
Though it is not a steady curve, the climb is likely to continue indefinitely due to the steady influx of population.
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3 December 2014 | 3 replies
They can not just hold your money indefinitely with no agreement or order to do so.
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8 December 2014 | 8 replies
You may want to consider including the seller carry-back note inside of your 1031 Exchange transaction so that the capital gain and depreciation recapture income tax liabilities can still be indefinitely deferred through your 1031 Exchange.You may want to consider including the seller carry-back note inside of your 1031 Exchange transaction so that the capital gain and depreciation recapture income tax liabilities can still be indefinitely deferred through your 1031 Exchange.Including the Note as Part of the 1031 Exchange — 1031 Exchange TreatmentOn the other hand, should you decide to include the seller carry-back installment note as part of your 1031 Exchange transaction, the installment note and corresponding deed of trust or mortgage would be drafted with your Qualified Intermediary listed as the beneficiary or owner under the installment note and corresponding deed of trust or mortgage.
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11 December 2014 | 6 replies
*How about a shorter hold period with the idea that once the leverage is lost the investment is sold and the process repeated.The other thing about an indefinite hold period is that like you mentioned once the property is finally sold they will deal with a huge taxable amount that could have been prevented with a shorter period.
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12 January 2015 | 6 replies
You may want to consider including the seller carry-back note inside of your 1031 Exchange transaction so that the capital gain and depreciation recapture income tax liabilities can still be indefinitely deferred through your 1031 Exchange.Including the Note as Part of the 1031 Exchange — 1031 Exchange TreatmentOn the other hand, should you decide to include the seller carry-back installment note as part of your 1031 Exchange transaction, the installment note and corresponding deed of trust or mortgage would be drafted with your Qualified Intermediary listed as the beneficiary or owner under the installment note and corresponding deed of trust or mortgage.
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31 December 2014 | 45 replies
Unless you expect it to inflate in price indefinitely, in which case I can tell you some stories of some people who thought that in 2007 and then went bankrupt...:)
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2 July 2019 | 189 replies
Using loans is actually a gamble that nothing will go wrong and that there will be significant appreciation.Easy credit has prompted homebuilders to make ever larger and fancier houses, and car makers to make larger and fancier vehicles.