Actually, the 1099-S isn't "filed" anywhere with any tax return. But why do you even have a 1099-S at all? You say the home was deeded to you via quit-claim. So what does the bank that issued the 1099-S have to do with that? Since the 1099-S is only issued of the issuer paid money to you in a financial transaction related to the property, this "sounds" to me like it was more than just a quit claim.
But the fact that you got a 1099-S means that the transaction has to be reported on your tax return no matter what. SO what monetary transaction occurred that resulted in you being issued a 1099-S? This just doesn't make sense to me.
