where can you get info on how much real estate taxes you have to pay for an investment property?
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The county court house
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Go to the local county clerk's office.  They would have property tax records.  These records would include the owners and assessments for the properties - assessments for taxes, anyway.
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There are no real estate investment websites that I know of...  Realtors can't and don't sell investments, they can only sell you real estate that you may use as an investment.   In order for a Realtor to be able to sell real estate as an investment they would have to get properly licensed through the SEC, don't know many who are.\n\nI would recommend choosing an area and looking at properties for sale on the web in that town...\n\nRegards,\nJoe Ballarino\nhttp://www.AmerivestRealty.com
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I believe that the capital gains tax rate for Illinois is a flat 3% for both short and long-term capital gains (1 year and above).\n\nThere are two different types of exchanges that generally apply:\n1. Primary residence - section 121\n2. Investment property - 1031 exchange\n\nIf this is your primary residence, and you have lived there for 2 years, you may make up to 250K, or 500K married without having to pay a gain.\n\nAbove that amount, you have a 2 year time frame in which to invest into another primary residence.\n\nIf the property you are referring to was used as an investment(u didn't live in it) the other option is a 1031 exchange.\n\nBasically, from the time of sale of the first asset, you have 180 days in which to close and reinvest the proceeds into other investment real estate.\n\nThere are some finer points, but a 1031 exchange is a pretty common tool for investors wishing to avoid paying capital gains tax and reinvest the proceeds into another property.\n\nFor more information, feel free to visit my site: http://www.1031store.com - I'll be releasing in this coming week.\n\nYou will be able to find professionals to connect with to here:\nhttp://www.1031store.com/experts/1031_exchange_experts.php\n\nIf you have any questions about your capital gain, I have a capital gains calculator that is pretty easy to use to:\nhttp://www.1031store.com/resources/1031_capital_gains_calculator.php\n\nHope this is a step in the right direction...
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Try your local city or county tax office website.'
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Most information are kept private, but if you want the value of a home, goto www.zillow.com It's mostly accurate.. \n\nTo get the rest of the information, you need to contact the tax accessor of that county.
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Nassau County, NY has a this feature on the county government webpage.  Tied to real estate taxes
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You can also try http://www.zillow.com.  It's not great imagery, but it also provides information on the house value.  It's really more geared toward real estate.
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Need so much more info to answer correctly - what is the gain, how long did you own the property, what kind of property was it.
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Subtract your basis from the amount you received from the sale.  Your basis is the amount you purchased the property for plus the acquisition costs plus any improvements to the property.  \n\nIf this was an investment property part of your basis will be re-captured deprecitaion.  This will be taxed a special 25% rate.
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simply write to that county. in my county it is accessor office. \n\n\nyou are asking question for yourself, you are late on taxes? \nfind way to pay them, cost you more down road. get loan, start selling, put money down, keep interest low,every month you don't show money on real estate taxes, goes up more, not like irs, does go up, make money problem WORSE, you don't want that.\ngood luck
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you also might want to google your county name - and look for either the Real Estate Assement Office or the Office that collects your real estate taxes.  Most counties let you access assement info (including subdivision drawings) online
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_public_REITs
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There is a site you can go on called Zillow.com and all you do is put your address in and it tells you about the aprox price of your house with squar footage and everthing else you need to know.
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Hi,\nI would be happy to provide information on the property and other surrounding properties. That way you can get a complete analysis of the area. Email me the address and scenario of what you want done and I will put some thing in writing for you along with a few loan options and how I can save you 2% on writing the offer, just for using my service. Every transaction is different hence to name of the company is Creative Financial Consultants, because their are 100's of ways to handle a real estate transaction.\n\nKemo Smith\nSr. Consultant\nCreative Financial Consultants\n(888) 232-8007
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Real Estate IRA's?  Here you go: http://www.pensco.com/education/RealEstateOverview.asp
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In most states, real estate property taxes are administered by the county.  You would generally need to contact either the county auditor's office, or the office of the county treasurer.