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Paul W. Any tax implications for cash out refinance?
9 May 2018 | 2 replies

Are there any tax implications when you cash out refi on a rental? If your lender allows a 80% LTV, you just get a check after closing and no worries ?

I'm curious if people do cash out re fi to their max LTV and the...

Scot Howat Taxing on "net" proceeds on a HUD
13 November 2014 | 2 replies

How do I avoid taxes if I use my own funds for the rehab costs and downpayment?Other than a 1031...ExampleIf I put down 20k (20% of 100k purchase price) and put another 20k into the rehab and sell it for 150k, I would...

Clint Worland Franchise Tax Board got me!
12 February 2014 | 3 replies

Looking for some advice on how to avoid the our lovely state of California dipping into my pockets when i sell my Flips. I recently sold my first two flips and got hit with the 31/3% FTB tax on the total sales pric...

Michael Lauther Transferring personal residence to a Trust
30 April 2012 | 5 replies

I am considering transferring My personal residence currently owned by Myself and My wife to a trust to benefit my wife and children in the future. I have a 40 year mortgage for $830,000 paying interest currently 2% g...

Daria B. Using a SDIRA versus 401k
1 March 2017 | 4 replies

Here's a thought in SDIRA versus loaning to oneself from the 401k. SDIRA as we know comes with all sorts of fees.401k can be used to loan money out to the holder of the account. I always thought that to be a bad idea ...

Alejandro Ferro Will Seller Financing be a bigger thing now with higher rates?
16 June 2022 | 1 reply

As an agent I see quite often this opportunity missed being presented to clients and sellers.  I am not sure why it is not more common in the residential field when there are a lot of opportunities being missed simply...

Vladimir K. W2 job and flipping homes and taxes
5 February 2016 | 9 replies

This is a hypotethical question for me that I did not see answered.  As I understand it, buying a property with intent to flip it quickly, for a profit, makes one a 'dealer' in the eyes of the IRS.  Dealer is someone ...

Ali Samana Capital Gains Tax - Charitable Remainder Trust!
4 February 2010 | 7 replies

As investors, I am sure most of us try to minimize our tax liability and increase our profits. I do a few quick rehab flips and thus pay a big chunk of it to taxes. I wen to a seminar (I go to many and have never bo...

Andrew Nguyen Logistics of transitioning primary residence to rental + add partner
15 July 2023 | 2 replies

I own a primary residence in CA that I’ve lived in for >2 years. It has a 30 year fixed mortgage and low interest rate. My sibling/business partner would like to give me X amount for 50% ownership and we transition...

Robyn Smyles What determines the taxation of capital gains?
6 September 2021 | 7 replies

My husband and I are new to this community but we have been buying, renovating, and selling homes for 28 years.  We buy, live in it and then sell.We literally do it all! The find, the design, the demo ( I love demo), ...