Chapter 4: RE Taxes and Investments Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 categories of Real Estate taxes?

A
  1. Ad Valorem Taxes

2. Special Assessment Taxes

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2
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Imposed by various state local governments, and based on value of property being taxes. Taxed based on its value “according to value”

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Ad Valorem Taxes

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3
Q

ForA tax or levy customarily imposed against only those specific parcels of real estate that will benefit from a proposed public improvement, such as a street or sewer.

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Special Assessment Taxes

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4
Q

Local tax assessors office in each community appraises all real property within jurisdiction

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Assessment

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5
Q

This is established for sole purpose of computing real property taxes

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Assessed Value

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6
Q

The amount of money needed by each taxing district is divided by the total assessment for all real estate located within the jurisdiction in order to arrive at that districts percentage

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Tax Rate

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7
Q

One tenth of one cent 1/1,000 of a dollar

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Mill

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8
Q

If Real Estate taxes go unpaid for a prescribed length of time, local taxing authority may seek court order to sell at public auction

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Tax Sale

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9
Q

What is the right to redeem property at any time before auction by paying back taxes, interest and penalties.

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Equitable Right of Redemption

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10
Q

This is allowed during limited period of time after a tax sale

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Statutory Right of Redemption

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11
Q

Issued to a buyer at auction if there is redemption period extending after sale

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Certificate of Sale

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12
Q

If property is not redeemed within the statutory time period allowed, the buyer may then apply for what?

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Tax Deed

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13
Q

Gross income - allowable expenses/deductions

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Taxable Income

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14
Q

Increase in worth/value of property

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Appreciation

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15
Q

An allowable expense deduction that can be taken even if property in question increases in value. Allows investors to recover the cost of investments over period of time, and allowed on ONLY income-producing property

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Depreciation

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16
Q

Cost of improvement / recovery period

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Depreciation Formula

17
Q

Use of borrowed funds to finance investment.

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Leverage

18
Q

Occurs when investors pays back borrowed funds and property appreciates in value over time

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Equity Build Up

19
Q

The gain or loss of a property is determined by deducting the propertys adjusted basis from the sale price. Properties bases starts at its purchase price (including closing costs) and will be increased by capital improvements

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Cost Basis

20
Q

Purchase Price + Capital Improvements - The Depreciation decutions

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Adjusted Basis Formula

21
Q

Profit that results from a sale of a capital asset, such as a stock, bond, or real estate, where the sale price exceeds the purchase price . The gain is the price difference

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Capital Gains