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Re: If you own land in Iowa now is the time to sell!! [Re: NEYotetrapper] #7770775
01/13/23 12:50 PM
01/13/23 12:50 PM
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Had a guy tell me that 80 acres I was trapping next to (road ditch) was owned by a Dr working for the Green Bay Packers. Pheasant hunter I guess
He has since sold the place.
Wooded grassy weedy waterway is now plowed field.
I did notice a farm a couple of miles away had 2 pickups parked in an old drive that had Wisconsin plates. Not much of a farm. Creek running through it with grassy waterways.
Dunno if its the DR or not but we don't see many Wisconsin plates here in SE Iowa parked in field drives.
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Re: If you own land in Iowa now is the time to sell!! [Re: bhugo] #7770896
01/13/23 02:21 PM
01/13/23 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by bhugo
Originally Posted by bblwi
They can hold that as an investment that they plan to hold for long periods of time and get a small return on their investment. Or they could buy at 5 million and sell say for 2 million and harvest a huge, huge loss and in their tax brackets that could offset a lot of income. If they borrowed say 2.5 million of that and put 2.5 million down and sold in say a year their actually out of pocket losses would not be that great when the loss is calculated into their total tax situation.

Bryce

I can see selling for a lower price than you paid to get the cash out of an investment if you need the liquidity, and then using the loss to offset taxes, but not purposefully losing a bunch of money to do that. That seems counterproductive. What am I missing here.


Let's see, the highest federal tax bracket is 37%. So, it must be the new math that loosing 50% to save 37% is a smart move.

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