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Mark Salacinski
  • Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
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Primary residence condo conversion gain exclusion

Mark Salacinski
  • Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
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My wife and I have lived in a 2-family house together in NJ for 5 years and are now getting ready to renovate the first floor unit and then sell the whole building. We are considering doing a condo conversion first because we believe we can get a premium by selling it as two condos instead.

Does anyone know how the IRS capital gains $500k exclusion will be treated if we do the condo conversion and then sell the units within a year or two after conversion?

If it matters, I think we can safely say that we lived in both units for the past 5 years because we used both and never rented either one out.

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