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MC Nov 4th - Depreciation Recapture Decoded: Track K-1s, Protect Gains
#3 BRRRR - Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat Contributor
- Rental Property Investor
- Boulder, CO
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- 11/04/25 03:00PM - 04:30PM America/New_York
- https://masterclass.passiveinvesting.com/registration520972356378722
- Free
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Join me next Tuesday, November 4th, at 3:00PM ET for an in-depth session: “Depreciation Recapture Decoded: How to Track Your K-1 Activity and Protect Your Gains at Exit.”
Depreciation is one of the most powerful tax advantages in real estate investing—but when it’s time to sell, many investors are caught off guard by depreciation recapture. The truth is, this topic isn’t black and white—and understanding it could mean the difference between keeping more of your profits or giving them back to the IRS.
In this session, we’ll break down how depreciation recapture really works, how to track your K-1 activity, and why your personal tax situation (not just the deal) determines what you actually owe. You’ll also learn how to spot missed opportunities—like 1031 exchanges and suspended losses—that could significantly impact your bottom line.
If you want to feel confident when your next asset sells and ensure your CPA is protecting every dollar you’ve earned, this masterclass is for you.
Click here to join live and/or get the recording: https://masterclass.passiveinvesting.com/registration520972356378722
What You Will Learn At This Webinar:
– Depreciation recapture is the IRS’s way of reclaiming tax benefits when an asset sells—but it’s not always owed, and the answer depends on your personal tax picture.
- Learn how to track your capital account activity using K-1s and understand why variables like 1031 exchanges, suspended losses, and return of capital make this question so nuanced.
- Walk away with the exact CPA questions to ask--plus a framework to evaluate whether your advisor is helping you protect your wealth or missing key opportunities.
- And so much more!