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Marc Beaulieu
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Approximate taxes paid on sale of investment property

Marc Beaulieu
  • Investor
  • Lincoln, RI
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I am trying to calculate the taxes I would have to pay on a house. I bought the house 11 years ago for 370,000 have an offer for 350,000 and owe 285,000 on the house. I lived in the house for ten years and recently purchased another house to live in.

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Caleb Heimsoth
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Caleb Heimsoth
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If you paid 370 and sell for 350 your tax is zero since there ya no gain. Technically that’s a loss

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