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John Kaspar
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1031 on a primary residence/rental 2 family

John Kaspar
  • Homeowner
  • Abington, MA
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I currently have a 2 family that I rent half out. I purchased it for 400 expecting to sell it for 600. When I sell, how would capital gains work out? Would it be half of the property due to it being half an investment? Or 100% due to it being my property. Also, I did some digging and certain people articles had to be worth more than the previous property and one said it had to just utilize all of the capital I just accrued.

I feel like this is worded awkwardly.

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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@John Kaspar @Chris Seveney yeah, you treat it like 2 separate properties, for the 121 and the 1031.

@Dave Foster knows the scoop!

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