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Justin C.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NW, PA
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Can I offset a large tax bill by buying a new rental property?

Justin C.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NW, PA
Posted

Hi guys,

I received a large bonus spring 2014 and I'm assuming I will owe $3-5k come tax time.  I also am closing on my first property on Friday.  I'm not sure whether I will flip or pursue renting... both numbers are very attractive.  Is there anyway I could offset this tax bill through buying this property?

I tried searching BP but couldn't find anything related.  Feel free to request any additional information that could help.  

thanks in advance!

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