CPA'S? : I'm looking at approximately $5,500 in capital gains tax from the sale of my house. How can I reinvest the $5,500 into an investment property and legally have ZERO in taxes to pay? TIA!
Project: Mobile Home ParkWith the click-bate title aside, I found a small mobile home park that seems profitable as is. Also, there is some value add upside. It seems like we can refinance and get a large chu...
Project: Mobile Home ParkWith the click-bate title aside, I found a small mobile home park that seems profitable as is. Also, there is some value add upside. It seems like we can refinance and get a large chunk of ...
Hi there! I’m a beginning investor and am trying to wrap my head around the tax benefits involved with real estate. My main question is regarding depreciation. My husband and I are high wage earners, so from what I...
I'm trying to figure out the following scenario but need your help. A relative of mine wants to invest 100k in real estate, only if it will show as a loss on his taxes. He's not a real estate investor but has cash t...
Purchased my first commercial (Industrial) building and planning to segregate the cost to accelerate depreciation. Considering engaging a 3rd party company with their engineer visiting the place. Any disadvantages wit...
My question is should I fire my Accountant and look for another?I'm a newbie and in Jan 2020 I bought my first buy and Hold property. It was a Brrrr. It was in very bad shape but I got a good deal. All in for a to...
Greetings all,As you know, the 2-Out-Of-5 year rule says: you must have lived in your home for a minimum of two out of the last five years before the date of sale in order to take an exclusion from capital gains upon ...
3 BR/2.5 BA condo. The cap rate and cash on cash return I am calculating is negative. Using a vacancy of 8.3%. My loan to value is 73%. I am being very conservative with my numbers (thinking of difficult scenarios)...
Hii just changed the roof on one of my rental properties. it cost 18K and insurance paid for it and i only paid 1.5K for deductible. do i just depreciate the 1.5K on my tax return or 18K?