Before that it was primary residence since January 2019.Do I need to sell it this October to avoid capital gains tax to qualify for 2 of last 5 years exemption for capital gains (up to 250K single, 500K married filing jointly)?

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I have an opportunity with a family member to jointly purchase a home for the family member to live in as their primary residence.

My business partner and I have a joint LLC (shared business bank accounts / credit cards / etc) - pretty standard stuff.

You can tell they genuinely want to help people.

Approximately 300K value based on current market conditions.My interests were acquired in 3 steps:(1) Initial quit claim of 1/3rd interest (single owner to 3 joint tenants with rights of survivorship on title).

This can be complex and requires agreement on the valuation and division.Continued Joint Ownership: In some cases, continuing to own the assets jointly and managing them through the LLC may be an option, especially if they are profitable and both parties are willing to maintain a business relationship.

I have met people who seemed amazingly nice and genuine, but were total liars.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence hard money loan investment in Shawboro.

Purchase price: $175,000

Cash invested: $750,000

Sale price: $1,450,000

This is a current transaction that I'm wor...