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I think everything depends on what happens in the upcoming elections.
I honestly think it will have no effect at all on the housing market.
If you can actually sell at a profit these days, you probably won’t worry about a 4% additional tax.
[quote=SD Realtor]I honestly think it will have no effect at all on the housing market.[/quote]
Agree entirely. Some people will be subject to the tax. I suspect that for those selling their principle residence that number will be very close to zero. Actually, that’s something I’d like some feedback on. How many current home sales of principle residences would result in a gain of more than $250K for single and $500K for married homeowners? I’d be shocked if that number is very high.
It will apply to investors. Or at least some investors. Successful flippers. But I’d be surprised if it will adversely affect values.
Agree with the others; it will likely have little to no effect on the housing market.
It’s a very small tax, and only on amounts above the gains exclusion amounts.