However, when your adjusted gross
income is over $ 200,000 (
single) or $ 250,000 (married) you will pay an additional 3.8 % Medicare surtax
on all capital gains above those amounts (Patient Protection and
Affordable Care Act).
For some, it's all about the taxes: In 2013 the
Affordable Healthcare Act began imposing a 3.8 % tax
on certain investment
income, including capital gains, for those with an Adjusted Gross Income exceeding $ 200,000 for single filers and $ 250,000 for married couples filing jo
income, including capital gains, for those with an Adjusted Gross
Income exceeding $ 200,000 for single filers and $ 250,000 for married couples filing jo
Income exceeding $ 200,000 for
single filers and $ 250,000 for married couples filing jointly.
As you see some of that growth in the
single - family market getting kind of transmitted over to multifamily, that's just putting greater pressure
on household budgets and
incomes, and the declining stock of
affordable rental housing.