I sold a 2nd home in 2018 for less money than I purchased it for in 2002. What do I enter for "net proceeds"?

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I sold a 2nd home in 2018 for less money than I purchased it for in 2002. What do I enter for "net proceeds"?

Net proceeds would be the selling price less a few costs of the sale, such as brokerage commissions. Loan payoffs do not count in the transaction. Losses on the sale of second homes are not deductible.

I sold a 2nd home in 2018 for less money than I purchased it for in 2002. What do I enter for "net proceeds"?

Thank you for your help. I purchased the 2nd home for $117,000 in 20002 and sold in 2018 for $112,000. I netted about $13,000 from the sale. Would I input $13,000 or -$5,000 for net proceeds?

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