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Selling Duplex in Minnesota

Ilya Plugovoy
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My wife and I are looking to buy a duplex and house hack it for 2 years. If after those 2 years, I rent out both sides but sell the property in less than 5 years, would I have to pay capital gains taxes on it since I lived in it for 2 of 5 years? It would be valued at under 500k. 

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@Ilya Plugovoy

If you live in only one of the units and rent out the other unit, a portion of the sale would be subject to tax.
You may be able to exclude the portion that you lived in and defer the other portion if you do a 1031 exchange.

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