@msargent , I quite agree that it is contorted way -- but in my version ( latest update, Windows, Home & Business , it did ask for either 1099-B / brokers report or 1099-S and I entered the details needed from 1099-S.
The best solution is to use TurboTax Home & Business. That allows you to enter the details under business income ( and covers all situations ( even though I agree it is a bit of overkill for your particular case. Should you decide to upgrade to Home & Business -- you can call TurboTax customer service and they should be able to provide you with a download of the program.
On the other hand if you are courageous enough, you could go into forms mode and enter the details ( send me your details of the sale ( when acquired, what is your cost basis -- acquisition cost plus any other associated expenses at the time, any HOA or property taxes during the intervening years, when did you sell the asset, sales expenses -- commission, title fees, transfer tax etc. , sales price ) -- using PM and I will walk you through the entries you need to make on the forms. Thereafter you should be able to do the needful.
That is the best I can do. Or you can consider professional help ( but it is also the costliest and may not increase your knowledge band.
pk
I don't know what else to tell you.
