Cash Back Refi - How Taxed?

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I got 11,000 back on a refi for a rental property. How is the 11,000 treated for taxation?

Brenda

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  • rajwarrior7th March, 2004

    It's not taxable income because it is loaned money. The tax burden will hit when you sell because your tax basis is from your purchase price, not your loan amount.

    Roger

  • Zach8th March, 2004

    Roger - If I buy a property for $100K, put it into a trust with a LLC as the beneficiary, can I sell the LLC to Joe Shmo for $200K without paying capital gains on anything? Just a curiosity. Z

  • InActive_Account8th March, 2004

    Zach,No the llc will still be taxed at the llc's owners personal rate.

  • jbinvestor14th March, 2004

    Quote:
    On 2004-03-07 22:32, bgrossnickle wrote:
    I got 11,000 back on a refi for a rental property. How is the 11,000 treated for taxation?

    Brenda


    Brenda,
    I'm doing the something very similar to this, how did the rental work out for you?
    Maybe you could read my post and tell give me your opinion.

    JB
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