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GM Executive's 1920s Michigan Farm Lists for $3.5 Million
Original: A GM Executive Built This Michigan Cow Farm in the 1920s. At $3.5 Million, Selling It Could Make More of Her Social Security Taxable
A Michigan cattle farm built in the 1920s by a General Motors executive has hit the market for $3.5 million. The seller, a retiree drawing Social Security, faces a wrinkle: a sale that large could push additional Social Security benefits into taxable territory. Interest centers on the property's history and the unusual retirement-tax angle of selling a valuable estate late in life.
Why now: The combination of a historic Detroit-auto-era estate and the surprising tax consequences of its sale is drawing attention from personal finance readers.
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- A GM Executive Built This Michigan Cow Farm in the 1920s. At $3.5 Million, Selling It Could Make More of Her Social Security Taxable · 24/7 Wall St.
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