Hi BP, This is off topic but everybody here seems pretty keen on finding loopholes.

You will need to pay BOTH sides of the tax, as seller and purchaser, and there is no loophole in NH for this unless you transferring into a trust for estate planning purposes.So I'm guessing you will need to file CD-57-P, CD57-S, and PA-34, which cannot be downloaded from this site.

If you qualify for the STR loophole, it normally makes sense to apply it to the return.However, both you and your brother in law won't both be able to take advantage of it.

I am not looking for a loophole to spend my IRA on other things, I do not want to get into a gray area that could cause me more grief than it's work.Thanks for any advice,CharlieBeen listening to the BP Podcast started at Number 1 currently at show 170!

This is a ridiculous loop hole that dirty tenants use and unfortunately it sucks!

I'm guessing the IRS will close this loophole at some point.None of this changes the benefits of the employer match though. 

And you stay "HONEST" and keep showing people "loopholes" on how to avoid paying taxes.

It's a not an automatic loophole, you need to qualify/plan for it, and it's not always possible.Myth 3.

The difference with the ibuyers is they are apparently taking very large credits, according to one of their very own agents and according to reports from people who have dealt with them.To me, this looks like a legal loophole to manipulate the market in their target neighborhoods.

Are there any loop holes in regards to the abandoned homes?