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When an heir inherits property, the basis resets to its fair market value at the owner's death, not the original purchase price. If a house cost $100,000 but was worth $400,000 when the owner died, the heir's basis becomes $400,000. The step-up applies in most cases, though estate structure and residency can affect the outcome.

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