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    4. on a short sale do you have to claim the difference as income
    on a short sale do you have to claim the difference as income

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      During the Bush era, owners of a primary residence who went through a short sale were exhonerated from paying the difference. The law was passed to go through 2012.
      ALWAYS check with your legal counsel or tax preparer when you have a financial question. Good luck!
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