Subsequently converts the property to rental property

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Tina purchases a personal residence for $278,000, but subsequently converts the property to rental property when its FMV is $275,000. Assume depreciation of $65,000 has been deducted after conversion to rental use. If Tina sells the property for $200,000, her realized gain or loss will be.

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