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Hi PFC, I just bought my first home, a condo d, about 2 weeks back for $825 (inclusive of tax, closing costs, etc). It is now my principal residence and I was planning on keeping it and living in it for at least 2 years before maybe selling it.
However, today I had a realtor come in with his client and they told me they would be willing to buy my unit right away (pending mtg approval) for $950k.
That’s a fat $125k price increase. In just 2 weeks. Minus, say, $30k in selling/closing fees)
If I sold my condo to this person, even though it’s been my primary residence for the past week,
Will I Still be taxed at 50% cap gains on the $125k? Or is it on the (125k-30k) = $95k?
If I am paying that cap gain,
how long do I have to keep it as my primary residence before I am exempt from the capital gains tax?
Are there any partial exemptions I would get for as a first time home buyer, and it still being my primary residence (even if only for a few weeks?
I appreciate the advice in advance!
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