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Jerry Poon
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Where can I find a comprehensive guide on how out of state investment properties affect my California/Federal taxes?

Jerry Poon
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I recently closed on a couple SFR's in Indiana as pure investment properties. I am a resident of California and I feel very in the dark about how they affect my taxes in California and for the Feds. I also want to make sure I have all my deductions and breaks accounted for. Where can I find this sort of information?

Any help would be appreciated.

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Mark B.
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Mark B.
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My understanding is that if you Owe CA $10 in taxes and you pay the other state $3 in taxes because that is where your property is, that you will then pay CA the difference ($7).

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