The boot amount is taxed as capital gains and may also trigger depreciation recapture.For example, if you sell a property for $500,000 with a $300,000 basis, resulting in $200,000 of gain, but reinvest only $400,000, the remaining $100,000 is taxable.

Hi BiggerPockets community,I’m just starting out on my real estate journey and could use some advice!

Highly recommend you looking into a checkbook IRA instead of cashing out.Sure you can take out the principle since you’ve already paid taxes on it but this money is supposed to be for your retirement and in a Roth your real estate can grow tax free, though check with a CPA to see if STR will trigger UBIT in an IRA.

Do they know real estate business and real estate taxation?

Hi everyone. Thanks for taking an interest in my post. I've been in the market for a property in my agent's neighborhood, which is how we came to find him. During the months of searching for the perfect property, his ...

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Your reinvestment targets for a 1031 exchange would have you purchasing $700K of replacement real estate using all $500K of equity. 

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Little background I’ve been buying and selling since for 15 years. Spent a couple years as an LO. Been looking to expand resources from just wholesellers. After speaking with some agents I’m a little confused....

I’m 18 and super interested in real estate.