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Investors & landlords
You will pay taxes on any gain realized over your cost basis if sold at a gain. Part of that taxable gain will be the total of all the depreciation you have been required to take for the years it was a rental. In the year you sell, depreciation is recaptured and taxed.
If you sell at a loss, then your losses will be deductible from other ordinary income. But it's doubtful you will see at a loss, even if you sell for less than you paid for it. That's because your cost basis is reduced by the amount of depreciation taken over the years.
If you sell at a loss, then your losses will be deductible from other ordinary income. But it's doubtful you will see at a loss, even if you sell for less than you paid for it. That's because your cost basis is reduced by the amount of depreciation taken over the years.
‎June 4, 2019
12:09 PM