Module 9 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the primary source of local government revenue?

A

Property taxes

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2
Q

What do property taxes fund?

A

Schools, roads, and hospitals

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3
Q

How are property taxes calculated?

A

As a flat percentage tax based on assessed property value

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4
Q

Who determines the assessed value of a property?

A

The County Assessor

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5
Q

What is an abatement?

A

A reduction in the assessed value of a property (and its taxes) after renovation or new construction

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6
Q

What abatement does the city of Cincinnati offer?

A

An automatic 10-year property tax abatement after a renovation or new construction

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7
Q

What is the time period for longer abatements?

A

15 years

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8
Q

What needs to be done to qualify for longer abatements?

A

The property needs to meet Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design and Visitability Standards

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9
Q

When an investor gets income from Trade or Business when they do not actively participate they are getting _

A

Passive income

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10
Q

When do passive investors use their investments as a tax shelter?

A

To offset active income from elsewhere

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11
Q

What type of investor earns income from stocks and bonds of real estate capital assets?

A

A portfolio investor

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12
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What is a type of real estate investment included in a portfolio?

A

A REIT

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13
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What types of leases are included in an investor’s portfolio?

A

Long-term and triple-net

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14
Q

How are the tax rates determined for portfolio investors?

A

Based on the types of income

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15
Q

What are the things that a real estate investor can be taxed on?

A

Sale of the property (Disposition), property taxes, and ordinary income

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16
Q

What are types of tax deductions in real estate?

A

Mortgage interest, discount points paid on the loan, depreciation allowance

17
Q

With mortgage interest deductions you can deduct _ but cannot deduct _

A

Interest on loans, principal paid

18
Q

What are the types of origination fees?

A

Origination points and discount points

19
Q

What are origination points?

A

Fees paid to compensate the lender that are not deductible

20
Q

What is an example of origination points?

A

Commissions

21
Q

What are discount points?

A

Pre-paid interest that you can deduct over the loan term

22
Q

What is the price appreciation taxed at during a disposition tax?

A

10-20%

23
Q

What can cause delays to disposition taxes?

A

Capital gains exclusive, 1031 exchange

24
Q

What is a major requirement to get the capital gains exclusion for residential properties?

A

Must have lived in the property for 2 of the previous 5 years

25
Q

What is the basic idea behind a 1031 exchange?

A

To temporarily avoid capital gains taxes by reinvesting previous capital gains

26
Q

What does an opportunity zone do for an investor?

A

Permits investors to have a portion of previous capital gains taxes reduced for investing in an opportunity zone

27
Q

What does an opportunity zone investment do?

A

Free itself from capital gains

28
Q

Who designates the opportunity zones?

A

The states

29
Q

What is affordable housing defined as?

A

Paying less than 30% of your net income in rent

30
Q

What does the Low Income Housing Tax Credit do?

A

Subsidize the acquisition, construction, and rehabilitation of affordable rental housing