I was originally intending to use these funds for fix and flips, but since I cannot be involved in the labor aspect and I will get taxed at 40% ( UBIT ) on the gains, I am looking into lending this money to other fix and flip investors so that my gains can grow tax deferred.

My goal is to grow my network with other like-minded people and gain as much knowledge as possible. 

Hi,My name is Pedro from Taxachusetts.I've been gaining knowledge by the minute on this incredible forum.Kudos to its creators.I have several goals to get into real estate.My wife and myself would like to wholesale,flip and buy & hold exclusively multi families for the passive income.We also would like to get our 15 year old son involved as he has shown extreme interest in watching HGTV and DIY channels about the flip and rehab shows all the time.

Hi Folks,I'm afraid that I'm going to be paying some Cap gains this year on a property I've had rented for a few years.  

Just keep on networking, and eventually, you will meet enough people in person, and gain enough knowledge to get after it at an exponentially quicker pace! 

From what you have told us, there is NOTHING to be gained for you in trying to put this property "in the works", because it is not even close to any sort of deal.

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