Too Much Equity

The Too Much Equity method is a strategic way of building your net worth and lowering your tax basis by capitalizing on tax incentives for homeowners. In examples over the past 20 years, those following the Too Much Equity method would have grown their long-term equity by 50% while reducing their tax basis by 25%. The federal government allows homeowners to accrue equity in their primary residence

tax-free up to a certain amount: $250,000 if single, $500,000 if married. Keep your home beyond these limits and you’ll be paying more in taxes when you sell. Selling when you reach those limits and transitioning to a new primary residence allows you to accrue more wealth tax-free.

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TooMuchEquity.com is a consumer-facing resource provided by Pickett Street Partners, a real estate sales team with Keller Williams Realty founded by Jesse D. Jesse was doing more and more consultations for homeowners where they had reached their capital gains limits and they were unaware that they might have to pay capital gains taxes, so Jesse developed TooMuchEquity.com as an educational tool for homeowners to help them understand why and when they might want to consider making a strategic move. Jesse has established a national network of real estate professionals that are knowledgeable and like-minded to help consumers anywhere in the United States.