How to Avoid Capital Gains Tax When Moving To A Rental Property

Are you worried about Capital Gains Tax when moving into your rental property as well? Some of you may be in transition, staying in your rental properties until you move into your permanent home. And some of you may have decided to move into their rentals for good.
In today's video, I’ll tell you all about the capital gains tax on your rental property and how to avoid it.
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