Folks, I have a question about a scenario.   Bought SFR at $235k (Depreciation base: $200k)  in  2016.  The property depreciated for 7 years  Loan on property: 200k ;   Current market price: $360kIf I do 1031 exchange...

When paying Capital Gains, do you pay both Federal (15%) and State (?-varies by state?)
I know, 1031 and defer...but thinking about keeping options open as to how to re-deploy...
Thx.

I just did my first 1031 exchange selling a single family and buying a 4 plex. I did this outside my SDIRA (Self Directed IRA). It got me thinking about using the 1031 exchange within my SDIRA. Here's my thought proce...

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Hi BP,I have a question when you have over $500K in gain when selling your primary residence. Let's assume the big concern are the tax implications since the projected gain before the exclusion is $1.2M; see projected...

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I am a current investor in short-term rentals (STR's) in Arizona, with (4) properties that have performed very well.  For personal and "other" reasons, we no longer want to manage STR's, and long term rental returns a...

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