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Real Estate 9

Real Estate Principals lesson 9

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When should tax consciousness begin? Prior to
Marginal tax rate? rate paid on the next dollar earned
Long term gain? assets held for more than 12 months
how long does an asset have to be held before being considered long term? 12 months
cost basis? Un-adjusted basis
capital improvement? investment of money to increase the value of the property or prolong life
Depreciation? ONLY on income,trade,or business property
adjusted cost basis = cost basis + capital improvement - depreciation
Allowable expenses? deductible expenses
Is maintenance deductible in allowable expenses? No
Can losses be used as a deduction? No
HOw much is considered excluded gains? $250,000 single $500,000 married
how long must a person live in a home to qualify for excluded gains? at least 2 years or 2 out of 5 years
How often can exclusion be taken? once in a 2 year period but may be used over and over
Can capital improvements be deducted? no
What are capital improvements added to? the cost basis then depreciated
when does a landlord count first and last months rent? the year collected
Operational Loss? is deductible up to certain limits
can capital loss be deducted? yes
Vacancy losses? Are NOT deduction
What type of property can depreciate? income,trade, or business property
What is depreciate based upon? the cost of improvemnets
What does depreciation reduce? the basis of the property
Depreciation applies to? improvements
straight line depreciation method? losses a constant amount over a projected life span
"Tax Free" exchange pay later
Cash boot difference in equaties in a trade
Adjusted cost basis? The basis of the new is the basis of the old
what are the advantages of a sale-lease back? free equity and ability to write off rent
what would a buyer involved in a sale-lease back Not be concerned with? seller's book value
property tax pertains to? both real and tangible property
what should an owner do if he feels his property is over assessed? appeal to Assessment Appeals Board
Public Utilities are assessed by state board of equalization
tax rate? limited to $1 per $100 assessed value
tax calendar No Darn Fooling Around nov. Dec. Feb. April 1 10 1 10
what happens if taxes are unpaid past june. 30? property is sold to the state
The redemption period lasts? five years
the buyer recieves what after the redemption period tax deed
tax bill? APN
tax bill uses? an assessor's parcel number (APN)
"Ad Valorem" according to value
what happens to taxes when a property is sold? the property is re-assessed and often results in more taxes
Street Improvement act of 1911? alternative method of payment for special assessments serving an area(streets,sidewalks etc.)
How long does an owner have to all or none of the payment by the street improvement act of 1911? 30 days
street improvement bonds? a method used by sub-dividers to pass the expense of streets on
Can street improvement bonds be used to purchase land? No
tax is based on? consideration
the tax rate? .55 for each $500
Subdivision map act? gives local authorities control over the physical aspects of a subdivision
map Subdivision? two or more parcels
the master plan shows? streets,districts, and seismic
subdivision land act purpose it to protect
land subdivision? five or more parcels
preliminary public report? pink, can accept refundable deposits
final public report white
how can the commissioner stop sales? by issuing a desist and refrain order
who does an impound protect? the buyer
standard subdivision? 5 or more parcels
planned development project? has common use areas (pool,park)
condominium project? owner owns air space in unit
Housing and construction industry is regulated by? state housing law,local building codes,contractor's state license law
where do building permits come from? the local building department
building codes establish? minimum construction standards for public health safety and welfare
In the case of two corresponding codes which applies? tougher code
net worth the difference between assets and liablilities
Net income = gross income - expenses
turnover number of time inventory is sold
advanvced fee for advertising? must be deposited into a trust account used only for advertising
state board of equalization administers law and receives taxes
alcoholic beverage control act administered by ABC board
how much is a general alcohol license $6,000
how long must a liquor license be kept before being sold? 2 years and for no more than $6,000 before 5years
franchise = marketing plan
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