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Unfortunately this is an academic exercise because I'll never make $250,000 profit on a home, but I'd like to know if a minor improvement, like adding a $30 fan in the bathroom ceiling, raises the cost basis of a primary residence.
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Cosmetic changes do not increase the cost basis.
Repairs do not increase the cost basis. If the bathroom had no exhaust fan, and you added an exhaust fan, I would argue that you increased the cost basis by $30 because you added value to the home. If you merely replaced a fan, then that would be a repair and would not qualify. |
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