If you live in a community property state, you will each account for half of the sale in your taxes. If you don't, decide among yourselves and look at the 1099-S form, whose number is there? Somebody's SSN is on the sales form already.
Yes, it looks like a $3,000 gain but don't forget to add your expenses of purchase and any improvements or assessments.
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