I am a top producing loan officer for a bank which specializes in FHA refinances.

Assuming what I paid is considered "Fair Market Value" (the Market Value labeled in the property appraisers office for 2021 is $166,080): $200K x $150K/$200K = $150K which means I would not realize a capital gains.2.

I don’t know if it has a direct correlation with the growing “young professional” demographic but I think many people would be surprised on how many 1 occupant tenants there are renting larger units or 2 bedrooms units to serve as an office. 

I am a dental student graduating in less than a year, looking to get into a residency in a new place and hoping to acquire a property that I can live in and rent out! 

@Evan Kaczor hi, loan officer here.

@Akash Patel hi, loan officer here.

Most former active duty I know who invested either bought a house after a crash and had other active duty officers as roommates (and one also took care of deployed officers' dogs for extra cash!)

Im currently not working at the moment and it'll take about 4 months for me to get back to work again (Im a dental hygienist).

Otherwise, this carport would be depreciated over 39 years with the hotel building.In an office building, instead of installing a permanent flooring such as glued down wood or tile, install flooring that is considered personal property such as luxury vinyl planks or carpets.These are just a few of the many ways that tax planning before construction can save you money.

I feel that continues after 2025 because I don't see who is gonna run for office promising "elect me, I'll take your money away".