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Summary of Income Tax Deferral Strategies for Real Estate Investors
There are a number of significant income tax benefits that are often overlooked by real estate investors that could allow them to defer or exclude some or all of their income tax liabilities on the sale or disposition of their real estate assets. It is important for real estate investors to have at ...
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Tax Lien Foreclosures
Almost everyone has heard about foreclosures but not too many have heard about tax lien foreclosures. This type of foreclosure results from non-payment of taxes due to property, income other taxes put against any type of property. If foreclosure occurs, more likely than not the original property ...
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States With No Income Taxes & States With Low Property Taxes
Real Estate Investing & Property Tax Rates In the United States, property tax is assessed by local government at the municipal or county level. The property tax assessment is based on two values'the value of the land, and the value of the building. Since property tax is calculated at a ...
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Mortgage Forgiveness Act Provides Income Tax Relief To Foreclosed Homeowners
What's positive about being foreclosed upon or selling your home for less than you owe? Well, for most people, not much. Yes, you are relieved of an onerous mortgage loan and you are now free to find housing that is more affordable within your budget. But not everyone fully understands the ...
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History of Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code has a very long and somewhat complicated history dating back to 1921. The first income tax code was adopted by the United States Congress in 1918 as part of The Revenue Act of 1918, and did not provide for any type of tax-deferred like-kind exchange. The ...
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Finding the Right House to Flip
One of the most important steps in successfully flipping a home is finding the home! Not many people know how to look for a great deal yet so many companies out there are giving bogus advertisements on training seminars and do it yourself packages. In this article you'll learn the basics of how to ...
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Must Read for Future Property Owners-Managers of Apartment Buildings
Owning/managing the property. Now you have the property. Next step is to decide if you want to manage the property your self, or hire a property management company. If you want to manage the property your self, you should get training from your local apartment association. They have classes to help ...
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What Are My Rights As A Property Taxpayer?
Remember what you learned in grade school about the Boston Tea Party? It was essentially that this country was founded on the principle of "No taxation without representation." This maxim translates in the property tax sphere into the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights. All states in this country have them. ...
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Introduction to Reverse 1031 Exchanges Pursuant to IRS Revneue Procedure 2000-37
Investors can acquire a like-kind replacement property before disposing of the current relinquished property by structuring a reverse 1031 exchange transaction pursuant to Revenue Procedure 2000-37. Investors may be concerned about the possibility of not being able to locate, identify and acquire ...
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Capital Gains Tax (CGT) - UK Landlords
The other major tax that affects landlords only arises when they sell a property at a 'profit?. At this point you may be liable to pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT). The profit is obviously the difference between what you bought the property for and the selling price. The good news is that even if you ...
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