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Mario Pinedo, CCIM
MVP'08
"Helping Buyers & Sellers Since 1991"
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Residential, Investment & Commercial Realtor for Intero Real Estate
February 2007—present
Full time Realtor helping my clients buy and sell homes and investment properties.
Full time Realtor helping my clients buy and sell homes and investment properties.
Specialties:
Representing buyers and sellers in Silicon Valley since 1991. I always view real estate as an investment - so that focus is key to helping my buyers purchase
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& Awards:
CCIM designation 2004
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My two kids - Max & Vivienne both 10 years old
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About:
Investment, Residential & Commercial Realtor in the Bay Area since 1991
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Testimonials:
"Mario helped me with a new construction purchase in a very hot market during 2006. We ended up with the 11th home sold in a lottery system of 220 condos
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Mario Pinedo, CCIM answered:
Capital gains tax is what you are referring to.
There is also tax on cost recovery recapture (or depreciation)
Federal CG is 15% now - there is talk of that increasing
CA state maximum is 9.3% depending on your tax bracket and other factors.
Cost recovery recapture is 25% of depreciation taken over the holding period.
Of course you should talk to a CPA to see what your actual costs are. Also to see what methods to mitigate those costs may be.
1031 tax deferred exchange is one very good method to deferring those costs if you plan to keep your capital in real estate.
There is also tax on cost recovery recapture (or depreciation)
Federal CG is 15% now - there is talk of that increasing
CA state maximum is 9.3% depending on your tax bracket and other factors.
Cost recovery recapture is 25% of depreciation taken over the holding period.
Of course you should talk to a CPA to see what your actual costs are. Also to see what methods to mitigate those costs may be.
1031 tax deferred exchange is one very good method to deferring those costs if you plan to keep your capital in real estate.
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