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Tax Advantages

Depreciation

Appreciation

Capital Gains

If your bracket is low then the long-term capital gains tax is not a bargain. But if you pay any part of your income above 20% tax rate as most real estate investors do, then the long term capital gains tax of 20% is actually a discount from earned income tax. Recent tax law changes may even put this rate lower. This serves to make real estate investing more attractive, which in turn brings more investors and ultimately serves to help support real estate values.

 

 

 

 

1031 Tax Deferred Exchange