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HELOC: Is interest deductible on primary residence?

John Hastie
  • San Diego, CA
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Hi

I live in California. I took out a HELOC on my primary residence and used the funds as a deposit on another property which then became my primary residence. The previous primary residence was converted into a rental property and a lien was recorded against that rental property for the HELOC.

At tax time, can I attribute the HELOC interest to my primary residence and claim the deduction?

TIA

KIWI

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Lance Roweton
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  • Bolivar, MO
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Lance Roweton
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  • Bolivar, MO
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Yes. At tax time the interest on you HELOC is tax deductible. I have funded lots of deals with my HELOC. Once I have acquired a property I start paying down my line of credit so it is available to me again if needed. At the end of the year my bank sends me a form stating how much interest I paid on the HELOC and then I give it to my tax guy. Hope this helps.

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