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Investing in rental SFH with my Daughter

Al Lee
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My daughter is interested in going in 50/50 on my next OOS SFH rental purchase. I'm trying to figure out what is the best method to move forward. I can qualify for the loan on my own, but wanted her to be able to claim 50% of mortgage interest, 50% of real estate tax, and 50% of deprecation. She would not have any problems in qualifying for 50% of the loan.

I have no worries of her not holding up any end of the deal.  I was thinking it would be easier for me to get the loan myself, then put her name down on the deed for the property.  However not sure if I did this would should be able to write off 50% of property for tax.  

I wanted to verify for tax purposes, would both our names would need to be on the loan?  

Thanks