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tax bill impact on investment properties
seems under new tax bill..you cannot deduct investment property's mortgage interest from your tax bill. Only primary residence mortgage interest can be deducted. And no interest deduction for equity loan.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyphillipserb/2017...
if yes..that would impact one of the key benefits of investing in rental properties. Am I missing something?
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You can still deduct the interest on Schedule E if it is a rental.