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    <p>Actually there would be no Form 17 on an estate sale.  It's
      exempt.  Agents are used to that, so it shouldn't raise any
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    <pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">Kary L. Krismer
John L. Scott, Inc. 
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 1/10/2020 11:16 AM,
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        <div>I agree with you and note that if you sell through the
          estate, no Form 17 is filled out so "as is" to buyer</div>
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            Subject: [WSBARP] Capital gains and probate<br>
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            Date: Fri, January 10, 2020 10:26 am<br>
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              <div><font size="4">A typical scenario.  Homeowner dies
                  and has no Will.  There is only one heir, so no
                  problem there.  The question is about capital gains. 
                  It is easiest to leave the real property in the estate
                  under the decedent's name until it sells and then have
                  the Personal Representative issue a deed to the
                  buyer.  However, the very savvy heir has asked me
                  this question.  Does the stepped-up basis occur if we
                  hold the property in the estate for sale or do we need
                  to transfer the property to the heir and then have her
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              <div><font size="4">I think the stepped-up basis occurs
                  either way, but I am not sure.  Help.</font></div>
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