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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Once you include the costs of buying and selling the house you probably won’t have much capital gains. Maybe $50k, so you’d owe $5k? Just pay it and don’t tie together your asset until you’re ready.[/quote] mostly the costs of selling the home. but still, OP, it breaks down like this: sale price: 1.2million acquisition cost: 800k improvements: 40k sale prep+brokerage +closing costs+ transfer/recording tax: 90k profit: 270k taxable profit: $20k so even remaining unmarried, you'd only owe 15% tax on that 20k taxable profit. You're worrying about a potential $3k in taxes sometime in the future, when all the rules could possibly change tomorrow. [/quote]
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