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FYI you would not have to pay cap gains on your primary residence. But yes, I feel the same way. I’m stuck in a starter house because I couldn’t easily get bac

FYI you would not have to pay cap gains on your primary residence. But yes, I feel the same way. I’m stuck in a starter house because I couldn’t easily get back in the market.

foobiekr 6y ago
I thought the capital gains exclusion ended at 500k? Because if a house in SF doubled in value, the gain is likely more than that.
- lisper 6y ago
  Yes, exactly right. We have considerably more than $500k in gains. It's a nice problem to have, but it's still a problem.