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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Capital gains exclusion 2 year rule
if I were to purchase a property as a primary residence, reside in it for 2 years, then rent it out for 2 additional years and sell it at the end...
Will I still be exempt from capital gains up to $250k single/$500k joint filer, or does that get "wiped out" after it became a "business?"
Assuming no other exclusions from capital gains within that time frame.
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Wayne Brooks
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Yes. You can read it yourself, IRS section 121. It must be your primary "at least 2 of the last 5 years, on the date of the sale".