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Aaron Johnson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Worcester, MA
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first year filing taxes as a real estate investor.

Aaron Johnson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Worcester, MA
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I purchased a duplex in Worcester, MA this September for nearly market value, since it's a competitive market. Especially, at the age of 23 with a FHA loan. I got a unit rented out in November for S2,000 utilities included (one electrical meter and electric heat, which is shockingly expensive). Repairs cost more than I hoped and I did most myself.

As a result, I have a heap of receipts, 2 months rental income, and no idea how to file my taxes. I heard on BP “If you’re paying taxes on rentals, you’re doing it wrong”, is there any truth to this? Furthermore, my FA recommended me a “tax professional” who cost $1,000 base. 

Does anyone have some tax wisdom?

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