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Collin Wilson
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Capital Gains Exemption

Collin Wilson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Leesburg, VA
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In 2018 we purchased a primary residence. Approximately 1 year later we had to move for my new job (50+ miles). At that time we decided to rent the property and transferred the property into a LLC. We have been renting the home since 2019, but now we have decided to sell the property. With the amount of time that has passed since I was forced to move for my job, would I be eligible for any tax exemptions under the Primaty Residence Exclusion (Topic 701). Any guidance is greatly appreciated.

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Michael Plaks
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Michael Plaks
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@Collin Wilson

Because you have been renting it since 2019, nothing else from your story matters. You don't get any exclusion, sorry.

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