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  Tax Deduction for REI

  • This topic covers the various tax deductions that real estate investors can claim such as mortgage interest, property taxes, depreciation, etc. Free Preview
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  Capital Gain taxes

  • This topic covers the taxes that are levied on the profits made from the sale of a property. It's important to understand how capital gain taxes work and how they can be minimized.
  • Example 2-1 Sale of Principle Residence Exclusion
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  1031 Exchange vs Tax-Loss Harvesting

  • A 1031 exchange is a tax-deferred exchange that allows real estate investors to sell one property and purchase another without paying capital gain taxes. This topic covers the rules and regulations surrounding 1031 exchanges.
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  Passively activity losses

  • Passively activity losses are losses that occur when an investor is not actively involved in the management of a property. This topic covers how passive activity involved in the management of a property. This topic covers how passive activity losses wor
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  Real Estate Professional Status

  • Real Estate Professionals are individuals who spends more than half of their working hours in real estate activities. This topics covers the tax benefits that real estate professionals can claim, such as the ability to deduct rental losses against other i
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  Tax Implications of Rental Properties

  • This topic covers the tax implications of owning and renting out a property, including how rental income is taxed and how rental losses can be used to offset other income.
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  Schedule E Preparation

  • Schedule E is a form that you use to report income or loss from rental real estate and other sources, such as royalties, partnerships, S corporations, estates, and trusts.
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  Real Estate Loss Rules

  • Real estate loss rules are the IRS regulations that determine how much of your rental property losses you can deduct from your income. These rules depend on whether you are a real estate professional, how much you earn, and how much you participate in the
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  Like-Kind Exchange Tax Strategies

  • A Like-Kind Exchange is a tax strategy that allows you to defer capital gains taxes on a small business or investment property by using the proceeds to buy a similar property