This course provides attorneys with a foundational understanding of real estate taxation, covering key topics such as mortgage points, closing costs, and tax basis. Participants will learn about deductions for rental properties, home office tax considerations, capital gains implications, and the benefits of 1031 exchanges.
By the end of the course, attorneys will be equipped to navigate the tax aspects of real estate transactions and provide valuable guidance to their clients.
• Getting a basic understanding of taxation involving real estate
• Taxes on points on a mortgage
• Closing Costs and Tax Basis
• Deductions on rental properties
• Home Office Consideration
• Capital Gains
• 1031 Exchanges
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