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Adam Berlinberg
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  • Denver CO
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Newbie tax benefits question

Adam Berlinberg
  • New to Real Estate
  • Denver CO
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I'm new into the world of real estate and close to getting my first rental property. I'm still confused on tax benefits and looking for some assistance. I'm a high earning W2 household ($400k), and I also have around $75k 1099 income annually. Say I get a SFH that cash flows $200-300 a month, what are the tax benefits? How does depreciation and expenses (mortgage interest, property manager, etc) help? It's not against W2 or 1099 income in this scenario? Purely against the passive $2500ish a year net cash flow to zero it out? Thanks

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