This is a full sample of the output structure, not just the teaser card from the homepage. The numbers below are illustrative.
The property could still build more wealth over time than selling now and reinvesting the proceeds, even with a tight monthly rental picture.
Renting it out is only slightly negative month to month, so the keep case depends on being comfortable carrying the asset rather than expecting strong passive income.
Here's exactly how the sell-side tax math can be laid out in plain English.
| Line item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Sale price | $720,000 |
| Less cost basis and improvements | -$420,000 |
| Gross capital gain | $300,000 |
| Section 121 exclusion | -$250,000 |
| Taxable gain | $50,000 |
| Total estimated tax | $7,500 |
Verify rent, vacancy, maintenance, and management with local comps or a property manager.
Confirm whether selling now versus later changes the home-sale exclusion or any rental-history tax impact.