The nice thing about buying a house you live in, is you can generally change/sell houses every two years and not have to recognize the gains for tax purposes and you can roll it into the next one. 

hi all,My question is in regards to capital gains.  

As a result, I will make it a point to track these factors at least annually, and adjust the location of my portfolio accordingly, as well as divest my portfolio when the overall trend slows.I will, however, continue to do pure flips out of my IRA LLC, thus obviating the impact of short-term gains from a tax perspective.

How much capital gains tax will i have to pay

There are advances that are typically made to preserve the property and its title and keep other potential lien holders from gaining superior status to the security instrument like property taxes.  

Considering how young the industry is I think that platforms want to perform well to gain a strong foothold in this real estate disruption marketplace.

As you (we) gain more properties the risk goes down because of diversification.

You can not make a living wage have $100+ cell phone, $100+ cable, $700 to $1000 car payments, Housing, Vacations and still save money for investment, they will not take short term Pain for long term gain.

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This is a bit of an Asset protection and Tax consequence question.If I buy a property for 100k (100k is my basis) , 5 years later it's worth 400k, that means I have a 300k capital gain.1 - If I sell the property after 5 years, do I pay long term capital gains tax (15%)?