Lost Your Investment Real Estate to a Natural Disaster? Don't Get Caught in a Tax Trap
by Brian Evans, CPA, PFS, Owner, Madrona Financial Services
Apr 05, 2018
2 minutes
The year 2017 has topped all prior years as the costliest on record for natural disasters in the United States. Some estimates put the loss at over $300 billion.
Consider some of the following:
- California: Massive wildfires followed by a drenching rain leading to mudslides
- Houston: Hurricane Harvey
- Florida: Hurricane Irma
- Multibillion-dollar severe weather losses in Idaho (wildfires) and in the Midwest (tornadoes, flooding)
Much of these losses were levied on real estate holdings, whether residential
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