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Cap Gains on a personal residence turned rental

Paul Hom
  • Investor
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Hi there.  I had a quick question about selling a property.

We lived in our residence for 5 years, then because of a new job had to move away.  In our absence we rented the house out for the past 2 years.  So over the past 5 yrs we met the criteria of living in the home for at least 2 yrs.  Our tax preparer has told us that the 2 yrs must be the last 2 yrs, so the exception does not apply to us.  This is inconsistent with my understanding.  Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

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