That is exactly correct AND
When you Free up a suspended loss because of a gain, the suspended loss has no effect on the gain. It provides an unexpected benefit., for you recognize capital gain on the sales , but it frees up ordinary loss.
You make money on the VIG
Hope it helps.
Abby Alhante, CPA
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Original Message:
Sent: 5/31/2023 1:11:00 PM
From: Mark Nieuchowicz
Subject: Suspended passive losses - used toward the sale of another property
Hi All,
I have been researching the above and seem to be getting mixed reviews. Does the statement below seem correct?
"Selling a rental property for a gain will allow you to activate any suspended passive losses regardless of which property you sell and which property actually produced the losses. This means that you can sell property A for a gain and activate the suspended losses produced by properties B, C, and D."
therealestatecpa.com/blog/strategies-suspended-passive-losses-rental-real-estate
Thank you
Mark Nieuchowicz
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