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[CPA Question] Is there a limit on live-in flip tax savings?
My wife and I did a live-in flip for 2 years and sold for a $40k profit.
We bought our next house less than a year later.
We may rent this house out, but curious if we sold it again (it's 2 years later now), if we'd pay tax on the profit. Profit would be about $25k.
Is there a limit how many times you use the homestead exemption? (Publication 503)?
If yes, we probably would need to rent it out :)
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Joe, we live very close :)
Yes, you cannot claim section 121 every year. There has to be a break of 2 years, so if you have already lived in the new house for 2 years and have not clamied exclusion in last two years, you should be fine.
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