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capital gains taxes and rental properties?




have a modest rental property in an area that has appreciated very

nicely in the 15+ years that we've owned it.



There's no way we'll ever "live there for 2 of the last 5 years", which

is, I believe, a way to avoid suffering huge capital gains taxes.



I hear there is also some kind of "starker exchange", that if you sell

and use the proceeds to buy a similar property, you again can avoid

capital gains.



But, how much capital gains tax am I in line to pay in the first place?

25% of profits? more?
-A maximum of 15% of the net gain from the sale. Since this is a

business property (you have been deducting costs, yes?) don't forget

about recapture. Read up on it. You might want to consult a tax

attorney or a financial adviser. I am neithe

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