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Qualifying for Real Estate Professional Status
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- Do you qualify for real estate professional status? If so, as a real estate investor normally you can offset some of your passive gain with your passive losses.
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Great content. Super helpful!! Is there a template/ examples of most commonly forgotten items to log for hrs or most common activities.. I created my own spreadsheet for last years log but want to make sure I’m being as thorough as possible and not missing out on any additional hours/activities for this year
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Thanks for the great information. I'm looking into getting a real estate sale agent license. Does that automatically quality me as real estate professional after I am hired by a broker? Also does the time I spend to prepare for the license count as material participation? Thanks so much.
No to both questions. Also, if you're going to be a W2 employee those hours won't count either.
Joining a brokerage will not automatically make you a real estate professional. You will be considered a real estate professional once you provide more than one-half of your total personal services in real property trades or businesses where you materially participate and where you perform more than 750 hours of services during the tax year. These requirements still apply, even if you were hired by a broker. The time spent preparing for the license can count as material participation because you are educating yourself in the real property business. We recommend keeping accurate and detailed time logs to track the time you spend doing real estate work.
The education part MAY count towards the 750 hour requirement but doesn't count towards the material participation requirement.
I'm confused about the 750 hrs. My wife does real estate investing for us researching, buying and selling property and only does this (no w-2). However i manage the rentals doing the repairs/servicing and management with over 500 documented hours. However I have a full time job, so can't qualify as a REP. Does my wife qualify? or does the 750 hours have to be on the rental property and not the investment property? thanks
You and your wife could qualify if you file a joint return as long as one of you meet the REP requirements. You wife could qualify if she meets the 750 hour requirement and materially participates in the real property trade or business. If your wife is doing the work (managing properties, maintain the properties, building the properties) on rental and investment properties, then she could qualify as a real estate professional. Make sure you are documenting the time and effort put into the properties so you can reasonably claim the Real Estate Professional status. If the investment property is not intended for future sale or income-generation, it might not apply to the 750 hour requirement. However, if the investment property will be used in a real property trade or business (i.e. rentals) then the work performed on that property could meet the necessary requirements. Education/seminar time or researching properties is NOT counted toward the 750 hours.
Someone working 750 hrs as a Realtor qualifies? What about someone working as real estate photographer in their own business? Someone that owns and operates a cleaning and turnover business for rentals specifically?
Unfortunately, someone who is working as a professional photographer or home cleaner would not qualify. Their customer base might be focused on the real estate industry, but they are not acting as real estate professionals.
@@coffeewithcarlaba Thank you for that! its hard to understand where the lined is. a real estate agent qualifies though by being an agent? would a wholesaler also meet by the same rules? Does the person have to be directly involved in a real estate transactions to be considered a real estate professional? Maybe thats the distinction?