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Landlord is selling home in order to avoid capital gains tax (Alaska, US).

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Landlord is selling home in order to avoid capital gains tax (Alaska, US). Here’s our scenario. The owner of the home we rent is a good friend of ours. They bought another home in the area and offered us this awesome space to rent. They lived in this home for 10 years prior to us, this fall will make 3 years of us living here. The home is valued at around 600,000 usd. To avoid having to pay the huge capitol gains tax w…

Reddit Personal Finance 1.1k 2025-01-17

First trip to Alaska – cruise or roadtrip?

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First trip to Alaska – cruise or roadtrip? If I had 2 weeks to explore Alaska, wanting to hit all the main points (from a photography perspective), what would you recommend my mode of travel be? The most common ones I’ve seen are cruise or driving yourself. As this is my first trip, I’m more interested in seeing all the main attractions first then deciding where I want to focus more time…

Reddit Travel 412 2024-11-16

Budget buying a house and other expenses in Anchorage, Alaska

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Budget buying a house and other expenses in Anchorage, Alaska We (couple mid-thirties) have just moved to Alaska and are trying to budget buying a house. For a $450,000 house with a 30 year fixed rate mortgage and a $45,000 down payment this is what I have determined for per month expenses. Housing (mortgage, taxes, insurance) $3,378.00 Car Payment $594.00 Health and dental out of pocket expenses $500.00 C…

Reddit Personal Finance 796 2024-11-05

Alaska makes it too easy?

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Alaska makes it too easy? Earlier this year I purchased a camera on a whim (but really just wanted to keep a line of credit open on my Best Buy credit card) with the intent to take it on my trip to Alaska. This was to be the biggest vacation I had ever gone on, plus I planned on proposing to my girlfriend (SHE SAID YES)! I really dislike taking pictures with an iPhone an…

Ask Photography 873 2024-07-18

Northern Lights – August Trip Iceland or Alaska? or wait?

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Northern Lights – August Trip Iceland or Alaska? or wait? We are trying to plan a trip August 8th-13th, as this is what works for our work schedules. We found a great deal on flights to Iceland, but from what I am reading, it may be unlikely we will see the Northern Lights in Iceland this early in August. However, I have also read that 2024 will be one of the highest levels of activity for Northern Lig…

Reddit Travel 763 2024-05-26