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SFR Investors To See Glut Of Highly Motivated Sellers As MDR Act Likely To Expire At Year's End
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| November 14, 2012
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An Overview Of Real Estate Investing Strategies - Short Sales
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Donna S. Robinson
| September 17, 2012
Short sales are currently one of the hottest strategies in real estate investing right now, for a variety of fundamental reasons. But the record market for short sales may be coming to an end soon, as the tax exemption for imputed income will expire at the end of this year. This means that come the dawn of 2013, home sellers will be liable for income taxes on short sales.
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Time Is Running Out For Avoiding Taxable Income On Your Foreclosure
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Donna S. Robinson
| March 12, 2012
It seems that the ultimate "insult-to-injury" scenario would be to lose your personal residence to foreclosure or a short sale, then find out that you owe taxes on the "income" you "received" as a result. But that is exactly what could happen to millions of homeowners who will face foreclosure or be forced into a short sale on their personal home after December 31, 2012.
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