Submitted by Awkward_Street1708 t3_z8ughr in newhampshire
CumSicarioDisputabo t1_iyezlbi wrote
It shouldn't be legal to tax unrealized gains.
ColemanGreene t1_iyf8qh9 wrote
This is an interesting concept, but the property is owned, and has an actual value. It’s owned by the lender, not by you when it’s under a mortgage loan.
CumSicarioDisputabo t1_iyf9ada wrote
For sure. But normally you can't claim appreciation value until something sells right... So, why am I getting taxed on a "sale" price that didn't happen.
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