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Post #53451980 added 09-24-2012 10:39 PM by kyotuosa in Archived Deals
6% goes to realtor, OK you are done. Next
Post #53452618 added 09-24-2012 11:08 PM by PiratesSayARRR in Archived Deals
$100K is the profit. 6% to the broker and then short term cap gains rates. Also consider carrying costs for 1 month.
Post #53459320 added 09-25-2012 8:13 AM by samurai03 in Archived Deals
You have no idea what you are talking about.
No one sells homes for profit anymore...this is fake.
Post #53498392 added 09-26-2012 2:51 PM by flightxxx in Archived Deals
how much would i pay in short term gains rates? and what do you mean by carrying costs?
Post #53536340 added 09-27-2012 10:22 PM by chaozz in Archived Deals
going to be 10-35% unless you roll it into a new house. http://www.realestate.com/advice/tax-and-investment-property
Post #53541242 added 09-28-2012 4:18 AM by dealgate in Archived Deals
Buying for 1 and selling for 1.1 will result in no paper profit since closing costs will result in a loss for you. If not, they you will pay tax on the profit.
Post #53455062 added 09-25-2012 4:04 AM by vaultaddict in Archived Deals
Why would you do that?
Post #53622478 added 10-01-2012 6:14 PM by MISHNAH in Archived Deals
Not to mention that out of the $100,000 gain, $40,000-66,000 would be going to pay his realtor based on the commission rate. So after paying closing costs on 1M then paying realtor fees on 1.1M,...
Post #53652246 added 10-02-2012 6:26 PM by keokeo in Archived Deals
Sure they do. People do this to net on the labor charge they incurred (their own labor) for home improvement that actually increase the function and or the value of the house. They sell it quick to...
Post #53450746 added 09-24-2012 9:51 PM by flightxxx in Archived Deals
Person A purchases a $1,000,000 house, puts 100k down and signs a 20 year mortgage at 3.48% on Nov 1, 2012 Person A sells the house for $1,100,000 to Person B on Dec 1, 2012 Will Person A...
Post #53500066 added 09-26-2012 4:23 PM by PiratesSayARRR in Archived Deals
Short term gains are taxed at ordinary income. Carrying costs - Mortgage payment, maintenance, water bill....costs that you incur to hold the house for that period of time.

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