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Selling to LLC for Capital Gains Exception
I have a rental that I lived in for two years. It has been a rental the last two years and I plan to sell it soon in order to take the capital gains tax exempt. However, I would like to keep it if possible. I have formed an LLC for future real estate investment. Can I "sell" it to my LLC at current market value with a quit claim deed and take the capital gains tax exempt?
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Actually that is not entirely correct. There is some case law that does allow for such a sale. There is a provision for doing so; however, the specifics are fairly complex. In addition it would require the use of a separate corporation. And corporations are not the best entity for holding rentals.