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Investors & landlords
"If we rent it for two years, live in it for two years then rent it for three years then sell, the Full $550k is excludable and tax is due on all depreciation?"
No. Because you moved into it after it was rented, those first two years are "non-qualified use". That means you could only exclude 5/7ths of the pre-depreciation gain (7 years of total ownership).
@Carl The 2008 thing definitely applies. It applies to periods AFTER 2008 that it was not their Main Home, so that means it would apply to renting in 2015.
No. Because you moved into it after it was rented, those first two years are "non-qualified use". That means you could only exclude 5/7ths of the pre-depreciation gain (7 years of total ownership).
@Carl The 2008 thing definitely applies. It applies to periods AFTER 2008 that it was not their Main Home, so that means it would apply to renting in 2015.
‎June 5, 2019
11:07 PM
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