Not to worry about it. If it's their primary residence then they still have the $250,000/500,000 exemption from capital gains. If it's an investment or 2nd home they may still utilize the insolvency exemption if qualified.
Have them speak to their tax professional. Chances of most short sellers owing tax after a short sale is slim to none.
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Telling them not worry... most of the folks we're dealing with are financially insolvent. They should consult with a tax advisory or tax attorney.
Not to worry about it. If it's their primary residence then they still have the $250,000/500,000 exemption from capital gains. If it's an investment or 2nd home they may still utilize the insolvency exemption if qualified.
Have them speak to their tax professional. Chances of most short sellers owing tax after a short sale is slim to none.