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Investors & landlords
Even though it may be 20 years from now before you sell your personal residence the depreciation that was taken on the property when it was a rental is required to be re-captured and taxed at a normal rate. Since this is your primary residence again all of the gain on the sale of the home will be non-taxable (at least the first half million). The only thing that you'll have to pay tax on will be the depreciation recapture. @Carl is trying to save you some money.
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March 13, 2025
2:36 PM