I have just purchased a property at the Jersey Shore that will be used exclusively for short-term rentals through the summer season. 

Can I choose to pay half of the deferred capital gain with the 2025 tax return and half with the 2026 return given that I would capture the 10% exclusion of capital gain with the 2025 tax return and won't be able to capture more before the deadline of Dec 2026 (unless congress decides otherwise).

Potentially a 'exclusivity in exchange for reduced fees' or 'reduce per-visit fees as the number of calls increases.'

This is why I always hate on big banks for mortgages - while this kind of thing is not exclusive to them, it tends to happen with them at a much higher frequency.

Gifting the property to your son transfers your basis ($265K) to him, allowing him to sell at his lower tax rate (0%-12%), but requires using part of your lifetime gift tax exclusion.

I’d be happy to share exclusive insights and projections to help you find the best opportunities for your portfolio!

I realize you are still looking at a house hack and I would encourage you to focus on that, "since February" is a bit vague (is that inclusive or exclusive of Feb?)

But Scott's model does not target business investors exclusively, they (he and his students) sell ton of properties to owner occupants.

My personal experience is managing ~4 MTR/LTRs but I'm feeling like I need to expand to something more automated Hey @Rene Hosman, we use QuickBooks Online exclusively for all of our REI Clients.

Convert the Property to a Primary Residence: If you live in the property for at least two of the five years before selling, you may qualify for the primary residence exclusion, which allows you to exclude up to $250,000 of capital gains ($500,000 for married couples) from taxation.4.