The real estate industry is still very fragile and likely to remain so. In better times, the real estate industry would be a dynamic engine of job creation. Any new tax burdens on real estate owners will impair and delay further recovery. These proposals are ill-advised, inopportune and potentially destructive. Please take action today to tell Congress “No New Real Estate Tax Burdens”.
Posts Tagged ‘long term capital gains tax’
May 17th, 2010
What’s the Capital of Taxes?
Posted in Experienced Investors 
Tags: accountant, capital gains, CPA, investment tax, long term capital gains tax, NAR, National Association of Realtors, Owner Financing, retirement income
Tags: accountant, capital gains, CPA, investment tax, long term capital gains tax, NAR, National Association of Realtors, Owner Financing, retirement incomeJanuary 17th, 2009
Increase Cash Flow on Probate Real Estate Investments
Posted in Exit Strategies Tags: buy-and-hold, creative real estate investing, free and clear, Increase Cash Flow, long term capital gains tax, Owner Financing, Probate Real Estate Investments, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide
Tags: buy-and-hold, creative real estate investing, free and clear, Increase Cash Flow, long term capital gains tax, Owner Financing, Probate Real Estate Investments, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guideACTUAL CASE STUDY: One of my real estate investor mentoring students will make over $400,000 on a single probate real estate deal this year. She mailed out a few probate letters and found the owner of a free and clear house he inherited. He complained about having to maintain the property and he really wanted [...]
