All those deductions are great until you realize that 40% capital gains tax on a house that’s appreciated by $300k, which you wouldn’t have to pay if you’d been living in it instead of renting it.
What you’re talking about with the LLC for generating write-offs can be done with any aspect of your life, being a slumlord doesn’t have to come into play. Your corporation can literally be a holdings company. It just owns whatever you would otherwise own, and any expense related to those assets becomes deductible. You could go out to dinner with your brother and talk about how maybe you might buy another house next year, business expense. You would have to write up expectations reports every year, to prove how your business is planning to use those assets to grow, but businesses fall short of earnings expectations all the time
Capital gains are deferred, and can be avoided in a …what is it, 509c transfer upon selling the property to buy new ones.
Yeah that’s great, if you plan on never realizing the actual gain from your investment. Idk why anyone would deal with the headache of tenants and vacancies and maintenance/repairs on a rental property that just barely gets the mortgage covered if they didn’t plan on earning the actual profit that comes in the end, but you do you
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