Question on how Charleston, SC handles
taxes on a duplex.
Not exact matches
For example - I was going to get 3 cash out refi
on my Ohio
duplexes, got quotes for 5 + lenders and everyone was about $ 4,500 - $ 7,000 in total loan fees (this is not including prorate amounts for property
taxes, insurance, etc. which can bump your cash required to close up to $ 10k - $ 15k.
I am
on the fence about him doing my
taxes this year with everything being so intricate with my first year owning a
duplex.
Interestingly, because of how high the cash flow is
on the property, the amount that she DID pay covers the mortgage, escrow, insurance, property
taxes and PM fee of 9 percent
on the entire property... and since it's a
duplex then what the other tenant pays is pure cash flow.
They owed $ 18K in
taxes on the 1/2
duplex and basically sold ti to John for a small amount with the understanding that they would cover the
taxes and make it go away.
In the case of a dual use property, such as ranch, retail store,
duplex or triplex, the Investor can defer
taxes on the portion of the property used for business or investment under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code and exclude capital gain
on the portion used as the primary residence under Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code.