The 121 exclusion allows you to exclude up to $250k in appreciation (or $500k for a married couple) from capital gains tax treatment.

@Morgan Painter I can't comment on the treatment of 2nd homes, but traditional investment properties will always have tax implications when they're sold (and the rate I believe is the same as long as the property has been owned for at least a year).

It is deeply disappointing to see such a lack of professionalism from a company that should have prioritized communication, respect, and transparency throughout the process.I trust that you will take my concerns seriously and ensure that others do not face the same frustrating and unprofessional treatment I endured.

Gianrico Farrugia, this expansion represents the “final major building block” of their bold new vision—blurring the lines between inpatient and outpatient care, integrating physical and digital treatment models, and setting a global blueprint for future medical systems.Here’s what’s coming to Phoenix by 2031:✅ 11 new operating rooms✅ 48 new inpatient beds✅ New “care neighborhoods” for connected clinical service delivery✅ A new procedural tower + 4-floor expansion of the existing specialty building✅ Leading-edge technology integrated into every aspect of the patient experience✅ A 2-story indoor promenade for seamless patient navigationThis will increase Mayo’s clinical space in Phoenix by nearly 60%.📈 What This Means for Real Estate InvestorsBehind the headlines is a major tailwind for those investing in medical office buildings (MOBs) and healthcare-focused real estate.As Mayo expands its presence, other providers, specialists, outpatient clinics, and ancillary healthcare businesses follow.

You want a company with A-ratings across the board, that is a mutual company with non-direct recognition.Once your policy is created and funded and time has passed to allow for the growth of sufficient cash values (and this will change from policy to policy), you can begin borrowing from it as a source of private capital.Unlike the other financing sources mentioned above, using your policy offers an immediate source of funds without any obstacles.The benefits of cash flowing life insurance are as follows:-quick and simple loan approval-Does not impact your credit score-Does not add risk by hindering real property-Low fees and low interest rates-Growth continue in policy regardless of loans – known as non-direct recognition-Peace of mind in controlling your own loans instead of relying on a bankIn addition, the Cash Value Life Insurance Policy provides:-Guaranteed cash value accumulation-Guaranteed leveraged death benefits-Secured fixed premiums payments-Dividends-Tax preferred treatment-Creditor protection, as well as possible litigation and bankruptcy protection-Privacy, use, and controlWhen you borrow from a policy, you’re borrowing from your own cash value life insurance policy, so your approval and financing can be issued in literally hours.

I rarely if ever leave reviews, especially for internet marketers but I was truly appalled at the treatment of a potential client. 

Here’s the tax treatment clarified: floating vinyl plank flooring is generally considered a capital improvement and thus part of the building structure, which means it should be depreciated over 27.5 years for residential rental property.However, if the vinyl planks are easily removable and not permanently affixed, they might be classified similarly to carpet or flooring replacements, which can fall under 5- or 15-year property and potentially qualify for Section 179 or bonus depreciation—but this is rare for vinyl planks.In most cases, especially if the flooring is glued or clicked in and not designed to be temporary, the IRS sees it as a capital improvement, not personal property—so 27.5-year depreciation is standard.If you're doing a larger rehab, a cost segregation study may help reclassify some components for faster depreciation.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

Ive  had a serious health issue.I spent a **** ton on new treatments that c didn't v work i didn't touch my savings though

If we budget waterproofing (membrane) for the crawlspace and accept that the treatment was done (with a bond) and the repairs completed (photos provided), what would your thoughts be on proceeding with the purchase? 

On the other hand, why should syndicators get preferential treatment on earned income when most don't?