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taxtheyam
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When you're listing the acquiring price of a home you built, do you use the loan amount or the evaluated amount as the original price?

 
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When you're listing the acquiring price of a home you built, do you use the loan amount or the evaluated amount as the original price?

Appraised value. You could ask a real estate agent for help.

JohnB5677
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When you're listing the acquiring price of a home you built, do you use the loan amount or the evaluated amount as the original price?

No, you do not use the loan amount.

 

To determine the Basis of a home that you built, it will include:

  • It's the cost of the land,
  • plus the cost of the construction and (contracted labor plus material & supplies)
  • permits & architectural drawings
  • any other improvements to the land (bringing in a sewer, water, gas, etc.),
  • plus any further permanent improvements since construction.

You can not count the value of your own labor if you did the work yourself.

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