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Something i noticed yetserday as i was trying to sell my house. i've had it for a few months, but i want to leave. i initially thought of doing a rental and i noticed some issues:

sell for a profit and i owe capital gains taxes, jew wins sell in 2 years from now, and i owe capital gains on sums over 250,000. not only that, i pay interest, property tax, and all the fees. jew wins bigly rent out and i owe money for costs and repairs. i also owe money on gains. jew wins again rent moratorium and the jew buys my house and forces me to sell, wins again.

whichever which avenue you use, the jew will always win

Something i noticed yetserday as i was trying to sell my house. i've had it for a few months, but i want to leave. i initially thought of doing a rental and i noticed some issues: sell for a profit and i owe capital gains taxes, jew wins sell in 2 years from now, and i owe capital gains on sums over 250,000. not only that, i pay interest, property tax, and all the fees. jew wins bigly rent out and i owe money for costs and repairs. i also owe money on gains. jew wins again rent moratorium and the jew buys my house and forces me to sell, wins again. whichever which avenue you use, the jew will always win

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It's been around 4 months, but capital gains only applies to a profit, not the value of the house. So if i buy for 500, and sell for 520, i owe on the 20, not the 500. Allthough the cunt yellen is trying to change this

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Yep

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So really if i intentionally sell at a very low loss or slight profit, the taxes are negligible at best.

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Or just live in the house for a year and then you don't owe any capital gains even if you make a profit.