I'm about to make over 500k on the sale of my home. It's been owner occupied for the past 2 years and my income in '18 and 19 has been very low. Under 20k.With that low income, can i still be charged capital gains?I...
Perhaps the most striking feature about the money made by homeowners from their house was how little of it was intentional. For many, their mortgage payment was simply a substitute for their monthly rent payment. But ...
We'd like to get a HELOC to be able to have money to put down with a HML in order to be able to purchase a property to fix and flip.We have about $150k in equity in our personal home. We have credit scores in the mid...
If I purchase a home for $25,000 cash, then spend $15,000 to fix it up, then refinance at an appraised value of $100,000(just an example), would depreciation be based on the $25,000 plus improvements or would it be ba...
I sold my primary residence, cleared out my IRA and purchased a new home free and clear in California. I own free and clear a 2nd home in Modesto that my nephew is staying in.So I just used up my 2 year no capital ga...
I've been hearing the hype about Cost Segregation for a while and I wasn't sure i was a candidate. Still not. My w2 income wont be over $100k for 2022, I will hopefully be considered a RE professional and i had 5 prop...
For all my fellow Relators out there. We've ALL heard that if you are a full time real estate entrepreneur you can offset a large amount, if not all, of your tax liability by investing in real estate and selling it at...
Here is my situation - I made significant losses on 1256 contracts this year and here is my sample scenario. 2022 year - Long term capital gains - 24,000- 1256 contracts losses - 140,0002021 year- long term gain - 110...
With last years taxes, I was able to write off my rental income down to zero through depreciation, repairs, hoa's, taxes, insurance, etc on my rental properties.Since I do not meet the qualifications to go to $-25,000...
When using the 50% rule to evaluate rental properties what expenses are included in the 50%? Are taxes and insurance included in the 50%?
Thanks for your help.