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Updated 11 months ago,

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April Birdsong
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AGI >$100,000 Can't deduct rental losses?

April Birdsong
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Hi there

I am new to investing, looking at a SFH for my 1st rental property and trying to understand the tax benefits that are often spoken of on the podcasts.

But, my CPA says that because my AGI is >$100,000, I am not able to deduct rental looses that exceed my rental income.  The losses accrue until I either have a profit to net them against sell of the property (which I am going to buy and hold). 

Also, I will be putting in $30,000-40,000 in upgrades to get it rental ready.  CPA says that will be depreciated over the 27.5 years.

I am trying to understand how this will effect me on a yearly basis. Any insights to help me is most appreciated. 

Thanks so much

April 

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