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Wesley Mullen
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  • Norman, OK
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Filing Taxes on your Own with REI Partnership

Wesley Mullen
  • Investor
  • Norman, OK
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Situation: I am partnered with my brother and sister-in-law in our real estate investing. We currently have one property (acquired in 2021) which is in both of our names. We both got our own 1099s from the PM.

Is it feasible to file taxes on my own or should I consult a professional? I'm confused if I should put the full figures when inputting info or halve everything? (I.e. mortgage info, rent income, expenses, etc). I have a W2 job so have always filed on my own previously, but my brother is self-employed so he has a tax accountant.

Thanks in advance.

Wes

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