If you aren t famalier with a 1031 tax exchange, it is deferring capital gains taxes to the next property that you purchase.

In my short time being a member on the site, I was able to gain a few leads from my direct mail marketing campaigns.

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Pete area that is willing to reach out to me, I'd be very interested in speaking with you and gaining a little wisdom, knowledge and understanding.

Getting into a large project, nothing is small and the losses can be life changing, but so can the gains!     

The two of us are gaining equity as we learn the industry together.3.

In a BRRR strategy where you elect to hold property for 5 years, at a minimum, due to the new changes in the Federal tax code, can an S-Corp avoid built in gains taxes on properties held for a minimum of 5 years?

Will I owe capital gains taxes?

However, I don't like the idea of starting off owning property in another jurisdiction altogether, as I can't gain the hands-on experience and I'm sure there are some cross-jurisdictional tax implications that I'd rather not have to deal with at the moment.Any help that can be provided would be greatly appreciated.Thanks

We didn't hire a PM just to gain the experience as a landlord, funny enough the tenant who we selected is a property manager (really great tenant so far).