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Even though you may have a property that you consider to be your principal residence, such as the family home where you live most of the year, another property, such as a cottage or even a vacation property located outside of Canada, can be your principal residence,» he s
Even though you may have a property that you consider to be your
principal residence, such
as the family home where you live most of the year, another property, such
as a cottage or
even a vacation property located outside of Canada, can be your principal residence,» he s
even a vacation property located outside of Canada, can be your
principal residence,» he says.
So, if you own and live in a detached or townhouse, a condominium, a cottage, a mobile home, a trailer or
even a live - aboard boat, you can designate the property
as your
principal residence.
So rental properties, cottages, vacation properties, etc. may be subject to capital gains tax if they don't qualify or you don't elect to treat them
as your
principal residence —
even if they're in another country.
Your property is still considered your
principal residence (
even it's used to earn income)
as long
as the revenue - generating portion of your home is not the main use of your home.
Even some houseboats or manufactured homes may count
as principal residences.