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Susan O.
  • Fresno, CA
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Capital Gains Owner Occupied Exemption for Triplex units

Susan O.
  • Fresno, CA
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Hi for those of you that live in a multi unit (1-4 units)  I was wondering how you take the owner exempt cap gains writeoff ? (250k individuals and 500k married--must be 2/5 years)?

For instance if you live in a triplex you own.

Could you live in one unit for 2 years, then another unit for 2 years then sell it so you can take the 250k exemption (i'm divorced and single) off of 2 units you lived in?  So lets say you bought for 500k and sold for 800k [300k capital gain] could you then deduct 200k (2/3 of the 300 k capital gains since you lived in the 2 out of 3 units???