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Updated 12 months ago,

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W2 Tax Deduction with a Syndicate?

Albert Rothe
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I was introduced to the world of passive real estate investing through syndications and there are many benefits that to continue to be shared, including bonus depreciation.  I’m new to this world so I don’t fully understand all the rules and benefits but as someone who isn’t a real estate professional, And my spouse isn’t either, so we still receive tax benefits from Investing in a syndication?  I think it’s obvious that those with professional status benefit More, but how helpful is it for someone who only has w2 income outside of the syndication investment?  I understand this isn’t the appropriate place for specific tax advice but general information would be appreciated.

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