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Jason Pritchard Question about a potential 1031 exchange
16 March 2015 | 8 replies

Hey Everyone,I'm looking for some advice on how to best defer capital gains taxes on my next fix and flip project. I'm partnering up with my brother in law to flip a house that he owns but has been renting for just u...

Dina Harleth Are gains from sale of the primary residence taxed at capital gains rate or ordinary income?
26 May 2014 | 4 replies

I have always thought it was at the capital gains rate, but someone today told me that the gain on the sale of a primary residences is taxed at the ordinary income rate. Can someone clear this up for me? Thank yo...

Stijn T. Financing a vacation rental
9 December 2018 | 8 replies

Hello,My wife and I are looking at doing a 1031 exchange and purchase a property on the Oregon Coast. We understand that it's not very realistic to expect that a vacation rental will be the greatest investment but thi...

Jeremy Lee Co-ownership and section 121
13 February 2020 | 4 replies

Hi all,
Wanted to pose an interesting question for feedback:
Is there anything in IRS section 121 that speaks to the impact on holding periods when there is an increase in ownership interest in the context of a prop...

James Park Best and Worst States for Taxes for Retirees
5 November 2015 | 0 replies

Interest article published by Kiplinger for the most tax friendliest states for retirees. The darker green states are among the most tax friendliest states.http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retirement/T055-S001...
Georgi...

Wade Fiegl fire insurance claim and taxes
9 August 2013 | 12 replies

Here's my scenario: I had a primary residence I lived in for almost 10 yrs (2000-2010). I then converted it to a rental in 2010. My tenants had a house fire...total loss in Dec 2011. If I collect on insurance an a...

Shaun R. Asset Protection & LLCs
14 October 2019 | 10 replies

Hello Everyone.  Forgive me if this has been covered, but I am a new member.  I have a property that is personally owned (by husband & wife) and mortgage free/unencumbered.  The property has increased in value sub...

Kris Kahrs Best way to avoid paying Capital Gains Tax on primary residence?
11 July 2016 | 23 replies

Hi All--my husband & I are in the process of selling our primary residence in Los Angeles.  We have a lot of equity, we've been in it for 20 years in a trendy neighborhood.  We bought the home for $230K.  We may h...

Michele Satterlund Buy or Sell In light of Capital Gains Tax?
27 December 2023 | 16 replies

Bought a home for $170,000 in 2010.  We spent $94,780 in capital improvements/renovations before moving out in 2020.  We have been renting the house for the last three years ($27,240.00 annually in rental receipts).  ...

Cam Smith My mom and dad who I invest in real estate are getting a divorce best way to proceed to avoid capital gains?
16 June 2013 | 10 replies

Hello all, we own two rental properties in Nevada and a house in California with no mortgage. We inherited the house when my moms parents passed away back in 2008. My parents are getting a divorce and mom wants to ta...