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Tyler Speelman
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2nd home and STR income tax

Tyler Speelman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maria Stein, OH
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Hey BP,

Purchasing a 2nd home with 2nd home mortgage, but using the home as a STR.

1. Can I use depreciation of the home to offset rental income gains?

2.How do I take advantage of tax deductions if purchased as a 2nd home? (Neither my wife or myself qualify to be a real estate professional).

Thanks in advance!

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    Ashish Acharya
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    Ashish Acharya
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    Yes, the loan has nothing with the taxes. 

    - If you use this as a rental, you can depreciate it. 

    - Yes, you can benefit if you can follow some rules. Please talk to your tax advisor.  

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