266. 7 Exit Strategies To Destroy Capital Gains Taxes When You Sell Your Next Property
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Mar 26, 2024
Discover 7 exit strategies to reduce capital gains taxes when selling a property, including 1031 Exchange options, Qualified Opportunity Funds, and seller financing. Learn about alternative methods like Delaware Statutory Trusts and Mineral Rights. Tune in for valuable insights on tax-smart real estate investing!
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Capital Gains Explained
Capital gains represent the increased value of an asset, like a property.
They are taxed differently depending on how long you hold the asset.
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Short-Term vs. Long-Term Gains
Short-term gains (held under a year) are taxed as ordinary income (up to 37%).
Long-term gains (held over a year) have lower rates (up to 20%).
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Depreciation is Mandatory
Depreciation is mandatory; the IRS will assume you took it even if you don't.
Use depreciation to reduce current taxes and reinvest the savings.
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In this episode, Ryan and Thomas discuss 7 exit strategies to minimize the tax hit when you sell your next property:
- The 1031 Exchange
- The “Lazy 1031 Exchange”
- 1031 Exchange into a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST)
- 1031 Exchange into Mineral Rights
- Qualified Opportunity Funds (QOFs)
- Seller Financing (installment sales)
- The 721 Exchange
We also discuss two additional strategies we don't recommend. Tune in to find out what they are!
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