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Bought cash now what about my taxes

Tyler Labelle
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So one of my first purchases this year was a cheaper little 2bed 1 bath condo that was around 62k  I'm now looking at my Tenant Cloud accounting software and realized they don't have a section for entering that. I put it in closing costs but I'm not sure if that is correct.  at the end of the year how will this house affect me?  I'm regretting putting that much cash out there on one house but for now it is what it is.  not bothering with a refinance but hindsight I wouldn't have paid cash.