High-earning real estate investors are using 'REPS' to slash tax bills. Here's who qualifies.

Tech Insider : Economy, Business
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Jennifer and Paul Tessmer-Tuck used real estate professional status, or REPS, to reduce their tax burden while building a 16-property rental portfolio.

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4 real estate investors explain how they're capitalizing on an IRS rule to avoid capital gains tax and scale their portfolios

Tech Insider : Business
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Denver-based couple Jeff White and Suleyka Bolaños retired before 40.

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How a full-time doctor using real estate to hit financial independence sidesteps capital gains taxes and scales her portfolio

Tech Insider : Business, Travel
A home for sale in Belmont, North Carolina.
A home for sale in Belmont, North Carolina.

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A millennial used a little-known tax strategy to 'exchange' his rental property and sidestep capital gains taxes indefinitely. He explains the challenges and why it was worth the hassle.

Tech Insider : Business, Crypto
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Jose Palafox and his family reside in the Bay Area.

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An ex-Meta employee and FIRE blogger explains how he used the 'mega backdoor Roth' strategy that allows high-earners to bypass Roth IRA income limits and contribute up to $69,000 in a 401(k)

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Andre Nader resides in San Francisco and considers himself 'semi-FIRE'd.'

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Real estate investors are using a 2-part strategy to build equity and avoid capital gains tax

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Financially independent couple Carl and Mindy Jensen reside in Colorado.

Carl and Mindy Jensen

Trump could face a $100 million tax bill after the IRS says he tried to write off the same losses twice on his Chicago skyscraper

Tech Insider : Politics
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Trump International Hotel and Tower Chicago.

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