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Investors & landlords
@JohnASmith wrote:1: Assuming my son pays the same as my basis for the house, meaning no gain for me, is the Form 709 all I need to file? Or, do I still have to file a Form 8949 showing no gain, or loss?
You may not have a gain, but you will most likely have to file an 8949 (and Schedule D) for that part of the transaction that is a sale.
@JohnASmith wrote:2: When determining actual cash value, can I determine that myself based on comps?
You can use comps but be advised that the IRS is only required to accept an appraisal from a certified real estate appraiser as evidence of the fair market value at the time of the gift.
‎February 3, 2023
3:40 PM