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Kumar R
  • Lombard, IL
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Long Term vs. Short Term Capital Gain

Kumar R
  • Lombard, IL
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Closed on a condo on 11/09/2012. Was rented for a year lease, but the tenant moved out (left without paying some rent) before the end of the lease. Now I decided to the sell the condo and closing date is on 11/11/2013. Would this be a long-term gain? Just want to confirm there no weird one year plus x days rule. thanks.

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