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All Forum Posts by: Brighten Miller

Brighten Miller has started 2 posts and replied 11 times.

When my grandmother died in 2002 she left her townhouse ($500k) as a life estate to my aunt for as long as she wants to live in it.  Should she sell it, it is currently on the market, I will receive 1/3, my father 1/3, and my aunt 1/3.

My internet research suggests that the basis of the property reset in 2002.   Additionally, only my aunt's third appears to benefit from the 250k capital gains exemption.

The house has appreciated approximately 300k in the last 16 years.  So, assuming I understand correctly, my father and I will each owe capital gains taxes (~20%) of ~$20k.

Instead, it seems like I might be eligible of using the 1031 exchange to roll over my 1/3 (~$165k) into the purchase of another property.   

Does this sound right to everyone?