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Early in Year Two, KLM's board of directors fired the corporation's existing management and replaced them with a much more conservative group of corporate executives. The new management team immediately decided to liquidate several of the corporation's speculative investments including its interest in Leland At a partners' meeting held on January 29, Year Two, the partners unanimously voted to sell Longstreet Manor and Claremont Comers, pay off all existing partnership liabilities, and distribute any net cash remaining in complete liquidation of the partnership Buyers for the two properties were located quickly These buyers are unrelated to any of the Loland partners The disposition occurred during Year Two in the following manner On April 22. the partnership sold Claremont Comers for $850,000 cash On May 4, the partnership sold the Longstreet Manor apartment complex for 51.600.000 cash plus the assumption of the $4,200,000 unamortized principal balance of the mortgage on the property On May 30, Leland was dissolved under state law, and all remaining partnership assets (cash) were distributed properly to the Loland partners For the period from January 1 through May 30, Year Two, Leland generated a net operating loss of $311,000 (including properly computed MACRS depreciation on the Longstreet Manor property Analyze the tax consequences of the Year Two partnership operations, asset sales, and liquidation for Josie Chamberlain Josie's other sources of income remained constant from the prior year . . . Y4T AU