How much do you have in potential capital gains?

As a member of Bigger Pockets, I'm eager to gain more knowledge, learn from experienced professionals, and expand my network.

It should state your dividends and gains.

I am looking for ways not to be responsible for the house and yet not pay the capital gains tax? 

Or you can skip all the landlording headaches and invest passively instead :-)   That's the only way I invest nowadays.

Small pain for long term gain though.

I know that if you had a loss on the property being sold, there is no gain or recapture to tax.

Now if I sold the property, am I paying capital gains of the whole amount (sold price) as if I inherited from him not sold price minus purchase price and fees.

I think most of the ones I have come across are either a) Very well off, and diversifying, or b) much later in their careers and they are using a vehicle they know (RE), just in a more passive way. 

If ownership is a single member (me), then one of two things happens. 1) we go with the lease agreement option and then Partnership B is receiving passive income that is much lower than what is expected; or 2) we go with a management fee option and then all the profit flows to Partnership B, but the expenses unequally benefit me as the single owner.