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taxes/ investment

Posted by Gcastro on April 11, 2003 at 9:51 AM

Ward, my partner and I have purchase a property from a Bank. The property was put on my partners name only. I paid $30,000 and he paid 40,000. (Total price of 70K) The property is a fixer upper. I will spend about 10,000 in repairs from my own money. My partner will send me a 1099 once the property sells. However, here is the question:

We are selling the property for 100K, so we made about 20K profit. However since the property is only on my partners name, when he sends me a 1099 for $50K it is going to appear as if I made $50K, but in reality I only made 10K profit. When I pay taxes, would I be able to deduct 30K that I paid for the property and $10,000 (for repairs)that I spent on repairs, since my name is not currently on the title?

This may sound like a sily question, but I am confused (don't know much about taxes)


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