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All Forum Posts by: Maria Monica Vega

Maria Monica Vega has started 1 posts and replied 7 times.

Quote from @Ashish Acharya:
Quote from @Daniel Montano:

Hi, I am curious on what can be done to avoid/reduce capital gains tax on a property I sold. I know I could have done a 1031 exchange prior to selling but we did not plan to continue investing in real estate, we wanted to cash out.

I've heard a lot of different things, but not sure what can realistically be done. We did not live in the property so we can't be excluded from taxes that way. I do have a business and was wondering it the gains could somehow be "rolled-over" into the business as an investment but have read nothing online about that as an option. My only other idea I know of is to basically take the tax hit with the possibility of reducing some of my overall taxes if I expect to report loses on my business this year.

If anyone can provide any insight I would really appreciate it!

- Qualified Opportunity Fund
- harness losses with other investments. 

Hi. This is my current situation as well but wasn’t a rental but my own home sold in less than a year. Do you think hiring a CPA is worth it ?

Quote from @Will Mckenzie:

Let’s all meet up Wednesday the 30th in pompano. I have a duplex on the water. We can all brainstorm and there’s Starbucks a block away


Hello, me and my husband are looking landlords who will accept STR from their tenants for a flat rate or a % of Airbnb earnings. If you know anyone or have any insights on the idea.

Thank you in advance.


Post: NEW MEMBER

Maria Monica VegaPosted
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I know it’s been 4 years since this post , but thank you for the info, I’m thinking on doing the Breia mentorship but it’s $ 34000 that I could’ve use to buy my first house 

@Kelly Claiborne For me , I don’t seem to find good deals in Southflorida and fear to make a bad investment and loose my money

@Tyler Gibson I heard Orlando is a bad area too

Much crime . How is your experience?

Post: Real state investment beginner

Maria Monica VegaPosted
  • Posts 7
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I have a limited budget for my first investment I’ve been looking . I just wanted to know if it’s worth it to buy a 55+ community condo or a one bedroom rental condo on a good location or a 3 bedroom in a so so neighborhood?