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Dimitri Carso Primary residence - to rental -than back to primary residence
2 May 2017 | 5 replies

I have a rental property that was originally purchased  as my primary residence. I rented it for several years and now want to occupy it again as my primary.  If I occupy for two years can I then sell and be exempt fr...

Shannon Watson 1031 exchange - can I purchase my husband's principal residence?
26 October 2016 | 2 replies

We live in Utah.Married in 2013. File our taxes as "Married-filing-jointly".We own several rental properties, each solely under either my name, or my husband's name.We live in a house which my husband bought and has l...

Lukas Anderson Bit of a pickle, need a CPA
24 October 2021 | 5 replies

Hey All,
My wife and I have gotten ourselves into a bit of a pickle. We bought and renovated a duplex in Tacoma, WA in 2020 before getting married in early 2021. Between the wedding and a variety of other excuses we ...

Curtis Maag Tax Implications for Renting a personal home
6 January 2019 | 4 replies

i've been in my home for 4 years.  I'm debating whether to sell it or rent it.  If I rent it and then go to sell it x years down the line, do I still have to pay capital gains since i've lived in for 2+ years?  Or do ...

Jess White Real Estate Professional vs. Non Professional (Taxes)
28 May 2019 | 3 replies

What’s the difference when it comes to taxes? What can you write off as a “Professional” that you can’t as a Non Professional. I’m referring to the IRS terms for investors and the differentiations.

Kevin Chiu Capital Gains Tax On a Sale
4 September 2017 | 3 replies

My mom is planning to sell a house that she has lived in the past almost 20 years.However, the house in under my grandma’s name (who lives out of the country), but my mom has paid for the property taxes every year, al...

Account Closed Estimated tax payment? Capital Gains
1 November 2018 | 2 replies

I’m confused about whether or not I need to make an estimated tax payment. I’m researching online but I’m finding conflicting information. I sold a rental property last month. I am not doing a 1031 exchange. I read on...

Stephen Thomas How do I lower my W2 income?
22 November 2018 | 91 replies

HELP OFFSET HIGH W2 INCOME! As the end of the year quickly approaches, I have maxed out my 401k and wife’s 401k and both IRAs. We have a primary residence and a Airbnb rental unit that we own and manage. We purchased ...

Navdeep Raj 1031 Exchange > Primary
31 May 2019 | 3 replies

1) If you own an investment property, with 1031 Exchange I can sell the investment property and buy a like-kind property and defer capital gain taxes. Correct?2) If you own an investment property in Texas, and if anyt...