5 BIGGEST Tax Loopholes For Real Estate Investors

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In this video, we break down the top 5 essential tax loopholes for real estate investors.

Key Highlights:

- Depreciation
We kick things off with depreciation – an absolute must for real estate investors. Depreciation allows you to deduct the cost of buildings over time, lowering your taxable income. Even if you're not collecting much rent or feel your other expenses balance things out, taking depreciation is critical. The IRS will still require you to “recapture” depreciation when you sell, so it’s wise to take advantage of it upfront to offset your rental income.

- Supercharge with Cost Segregation & Bonus Depreciation
Next, we move on to cost segregation, an advanced strategy that can amplify your depreciation benefits. I explain how cost segregation lets you categorize parts of a property – such as flooring, cabinets, and landscaping – for quicker depreciation.

Throughout the video, I’ll break down complex concepts in simple terms, giving you actionable insights that you can start using right away.

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Show Notes:
0:00 Intro
0:25 Tax Loophole #1
2:17 Tax Loophole #2
6:06 Tax Loophole #3
7:35 Tax Loophole #4
8:51 Tax Loophole #5
9:59 Bonus
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What about Alex Jones? He was sued for billions, when he was only worth millions. Do you think your strategies would work for him?

Matt-xqfy
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4:18 does this apply to your primary residence as well?

estimatingonediscoveringthree
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Love to hear you speak about the option.

Instead of selling I offer my properties on an option sometime they will exercise and when they don't the property is in my name or LLC or other and it reverts back to me with no legal entanglements.

danbutler
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Toby, how can you deduct interest from a life insurance policy loan if you to buy a rental investment property even without a tax form like 1098 etc for a typical montage would? Thanks.

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If the property is in an irrevocable trust, and no rent is charged, do you still have to take depreciation?

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