Unlock The Tax Secrets
You've Been Missing
We’ve all been told:
Save in the bank to keep it safe, invest in the stock market to make it grow.
But what if there was a third option —one that gives you the growth potential of the market without the risk of losing your hard-earned savings?
Discover how to protect your money while still making it grow! 🚀
It’s time to take back control and make your retirement savings work smarter, not harder. Learn how to reclaim, optimize, and grow what’s already yours! 🚀
Here’s How to Outsmart Uncle Sam
When it comes to selling your home, there’s one thing that can keep you up at night:
TAXES
But don’t worry—we’re here to help you navigate the maze and come out on top. Let’s explore some clever strategies to keep more of your money where it belongs—in your pocket.🚀
Picture this: You and your spouse can each exclude $250,000 from capital gains taxes when selling your primary residence. That’s a cool half a million dollars tax-free! For example, if you bought your home for $500,000 years ago and sell it today for $1,000,000, you owe zero in capital gains taxes. It’s like finding a golden ticket in your mailbox—only better because it’s real.
Why rush to sell when you can turn your home into a tax-saving powerhouse? By renting it out for two years and reporting the income on your tax returns, you unlock the ability to sell the property using a 1031 Exchange. Translation? You defer those hefty capital gains taxes while building rental income. It’s a win-win—and who doesn’t love winning?
Step 1: Find Their Dream Downsized Home
They fell in love with a charming cottage near the coast, closer to their favorite hiking trails and local coffee shops. The price? $600,000—perfect for their new lifestyle.
Step 2: Tap Into Their Equity Without Selling First
Susan and Mark took out a short-term loan using the equity in their current home. This allowed them to put down $300,000 on the cottage and move in right away—no scrambling to find temporary housing or living out of boxes.
Step 3: Sell Their Old Home Strategically
Once settled into their new place, they staged and sold their suburban home for $1.8 million. After paying off the short-term loan and remaining mortgage balance, they placed $1.4 million into a trust designed to defer taxes.
Step 4: Enjoy Financial Freedom
Now, Susan and Mark receive an annual income stream of $84,000 (6% return) from the trust—more than enough to cover their expenses while enjoying retirement adventures. Plus, the trust is inheritable, meaning their kids will benefit from it too.
It’s time to take back control and make your retirement savings work smarter, not harder. Learn how to reclaim, optimize, and grow what’s already yours! 🚀
Frequently Asked Question
Is this legal?
Through a combination of tax codes, investment strategies, CPA, and attorneys you'll be above board at all times.
We only employ time tested products and strategies that will make sure you are getting the most out of your assets.
High income earners are subject to and pay the majority of the taxes in the U.S. We will help you navigate how to defer and reduce your taxes no matter how much you make.