Jan 19, 2021
I’ve mentioned the benefits of being a real estate investor when it comes to taxes in multiple episodes, but no one knows this subject better than Amanda Han, my CPA and personal tax advisor. Not to mention, she sees the behind the scenes PROOF that short-term rentals can earn excellent returns! Since she is the professional in the space I thought it would be great to bring her on in a 2-part series to hear directly from the source. You don’t want to miss this!
In this second part of a two part series we’ll cover:
- Selling a property and considerations with depreciation
- Defferring capital gains tax with 1031’s or “Opportunity zones”
- The benefits of filing extensions
- Living in a multi unit that is ALSO an investment (a 4 plex for example)
- No capital gains tax up to $250 / $500k(if married) for personal residence exclusion
- Recap of our typical expenses for the RE investor
- Recap of how to use your STR expenses to write off “other” income through “materially participating”
- Tax differences if you are doing lease arbitrage
To find out more about Amanda and her company “Keystone CPA” visit www.keystonecpa.com
To find out more about cost segregations you can contact Scott at scott@sudykainc.com
Thinking of doing a 1031 exchange? Check out http://www.exeter1031.com/
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