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Options For Selling Inherited Property
Inherited property can involve many different tax implications. If you sell for the amount the estate valued it at, you might not ow any taxes. If the property has appreciated, you will have to pay capital gains tax -- unless you used it as a primary residence. With investment property, you may be…
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Apr 19, 2007
Inherited Property Transferred Out Of Living Trust
When you inherit property, it is inherited at its current market value. An estate will usually pay any federal estate or state taxes owed on inherited property. It may also be beneficial to leave it in the trust.
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Apr 11, 2007
Wait To Transfer Property Through Inheritance
It is probably better to transfer property through inheritance, rather than gifting or quit claiming the property. With inheritance, the property will be transferred at the market value of the day of the land, and both parties will avoid a big tax bill.
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Mar 27, 2007
Siblings Inherit Commercial Property
Siblings have inherited property and now face several decisions on what to do with it. If everyone agrees to sell the inherited property, finding an agent who specializes in this type of property will help. If everyone agrees to keep the inherited property, someone will need to manage it, handle the…
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Feb 27, 2007
Timeshare Inheritance: Pay Property Taxes
When you get a timeshare inheritance you're responsible for property taxes and maintenance as if it were real property. Even if you don't want the timeshare, you're responsible for property taxes and maintenance until you can sell the timeshare. To determine what to do with the timeshare you may…
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Feb 23, 2007
Siblings Negotiate Parent's Estate
How the IRS treats inherited property depends on how the ownership of the home is outlined. In this case, one child is already on the title of a home with her mother, so it depends on if they own the home "jointly" or each own a specific share. What is outlined in the owner's will will also dictate…
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Feb 20, 2007
Property Transfer To Family: Inheritance Or Gift Best Way?
Should a person give a family member property or let the person inherit it? Ilyce tells the reader that inheriting property is better than receiving it as a gift because of the taxes involved. Putting the property in trust and bequeathing it to a family member upon the person's death helps the…
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Jan 19, 2007
Living Trust May Help With Inheritance
A living trust many be the best way to pass on property that you have inherited. If you don't have a trust or will documenting how you want things passed on, the laws of your state will prevail.
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Dec 7, 2006
Structuring Your Inheritance To Avoid Conflict
Designating children as beneficiaries to brokerage and bank accounts can lead to difficulties. Minor children can't inherit cash. You need to have the cash and financial assets in a trust with a trustee (and backup trustee) named until they become of legal age, or until you feel they are old enough…
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Nov 16, 2006
Clearing Title Of Abandoned Property
A man owns property with his brother and wife. After his brother died, he never heard from his sister-in-law again. Now he has questions about home ownership. Ilyce explains that inheritance law will explain who owns the home and that he should check the abandoned property law in his state.
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Oct 31, 2006
Inheritance Taxes Paid Before Money Distribution
When you inherit money and get the actual money, the estate has already paid the inheritance taxes so you don't have to worry about that. It is a good idea to think of what you'll do with inheritance money or a real estate property inheritance ahead of time. What to do with the money has to do in…
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Oct 16, 2006
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Aug 25, 2006
Refinance And Quit Claim Deed Before Divorce
When you separate or divorce you may decide to refinance your primary residence. If you refinance and execute a quit claim deed at the same time, it means that regardless of whose names are on the mortgage loan note, the only owner of the property is the one who did not sign the quit claim deed…
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Aug 9, 2006
Life Estate On Home Could Lead To Gift Tax
Receiving a life estate in a home means the home belongs to you and you can do as you wish with the property, except for sell or transfer upon death of the holder. Giving someone a life estate could result in a gift tax. Talking with a real estate attorney should help determine a way to use a life…
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Jul 27, 2006
Figuring Capital Gains Tax On Inherited Property
When you inherit property you inherit it at the market value of the property the day the person who owned it died. This market value is your cost basis when you calculate taxes while selling the property. In addition to federal capital gains taxes you'll likely have to pay state taxes on the sale of…
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Jul 19, 2006
Selling Inherited Property
A homeowner inherited her current NYC residence from her grandmother. Now that neighborhood properties are being sought after by developers, she would like to sell the inherited property for the most money possible. It's easy to determine possible capital gains taxes on the inherited property.
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Jun 24, 2006
Quit Claim Deed Leads To Capital Gains Tax
When you receive ownership to a property through a quit claim deed, you also get the property at the cost basis that the previous owners had. This may lead to capital gains taxes when you sell the home. To know how much capital gains tax you will owe, contact a tax preparer such as an accountant or…
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Jun 18, 2006
Transferring Deeds On Inherited Property
To divide multiple properties acquired through inheritance, the owners will have to have new deeds drafter. Each partywill have to sign each new deed, but the "grantee" on the deed will become the official new owner. Don't forget to hire an attorney to help you in drafting the deeds and in making…
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Jun 3, 2006
Refinancing Mortgage On Inheritance Property
How do you refinance the mortgage you receive as part of an inheritance? There are several options available you as the inheritor of real estate. You can refinance the mortgage or leave the loan as is, depending on the current interest rate.
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Jun 2, 2006
Selling Inherited Vacation Property
Is it a good idea to wait to sell inherited property? There's no reason to wait to sell inherited property, especially if the right time in the market is now. Plus, inheriting property at the current market value means no capital gains tax on the inheritance upon selling.
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May 1, 2006
Estate Planning Can Prevent Future Confusion
When you lose your spouse and your spouse did not have a will it may make transferring assets such as a home confusing. Estates without a will have to go through probate, which can take some time. Learn how to clear up the ownership of a home and provide your children with clear legal ownership if…
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Apr 4, 2006
Changing Title Involves Contacting Relatives In Inheritance
If you buy property with someone and he or she dies how can you ensure that you have clear title to the home? Generally, when someone dies his or her share of a property goes to his or her next of kin. You have to track down your real estate partner's relatives to get them to sign a quit claim deed…
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Mar 21, 2006
1031 Exchange: Use When Dividing Property
A property owner who inherited a 160-acre ranch has the opportunity to sell the property at considerable gain and wants to know if a 1031 exchange can be used. A 1031 exchange can be used by real estate investors when selling one investment property to buy another and defer federal taxes on the…
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Feb 14, 2006
Inheritance Property Sold To Investor, Other Heirs Want Property Back
What should you do if you inherit a portion of a home, but another heir sold his portion of inheritance property to an investor. The other two heirs want to keep the inheritance property and wants to get it back from the investor. Ilyce helps explain how to proceed with this inheritance property…
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Feb 7, 2006
Home Inheritance Requires Home Repair
When doing estate planning you may want to consider who will get your real estate and whether those heirs can afford to maintain the real estate. If multiple family members inherit a home together how can they ensure that home repairs get made and that everyone pays their fair share? This is also an…
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Jan 2, 2006