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Capital Gain Exclusion: Selling Old Primary Residence Converted into a Rental [Tax Smart Daily 051]

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    Learn about Section 121 and the $250,000 - $500,000 gain exclusion that you can get from selling your primary home that is converted into a rental.

    Listen in to learn about:
    • Section 121 (Capital Gain Exclusion)
    • $250,000 / $500,000 exclusion from the sale of a primary residence
    • How to qualify for the Capital Gain Exclusion
    • The non-qualified use of a property

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