Wanted to check in with BP and see if anyone had any experience with selling condos and any advice how on to be tax efficient.I'm currently constructing a 37 unit condo project and plan to sell the condos individually...
I bought a home in 2021 and lived in it for 2 years. After the 2 years i moved and turned it into a long term rental. If I were to sell the home within 5 years, is the gain on the home still tax free? Or does it not a...
I have read and listened to numerous discussions about the tax advantages in the world of real estate investing, but I have two questions that I haven't gotten a great answer to. Maybe some more experienced investors ...
Hi everyone! I’m trying to become more verse in seller financing/land contracts and have a few questions on the benefits for the seller. I know seller financing is attractive for sellers for the fact that instead of ...
Hello everyone !I heard that we can/should claim depreciation (if available) on the rental/business properties every year. Obviously, this will help paying less or no taxes at that time.However, when you sell the hous...
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I am looking at getting some rent/sell insight on my current property in Brandon Florida now that I have received orders to South Carolina. A little information on the property, it is a 2 bed 2.5 bat...
I'm not sure if anyone else has encountered this issue... but I felt like I am almost at the point where I am forced to sell my investment property because of the recent changes in 1031 exchange where tax deferral is ...
I'm confused about the tax advantages of rental properties as compared to stocks. For the following, assume I buy an SFR with 20% down, rent it out, and sell after 30 years.
I'm taxed on the "profit" (I'm not yet sur...
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My question is what would motivate a seller to use seller financing to sell their primary residence using seller financ...
Hey guys, we often talk about the tax benefits of owning real estate. Do these benefits extend beyond the rental income? Could somebody give me a laymen's overview of how this works?