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David Weaver
  • Phoenixville, PA
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Rental never rented

David Weaver
  • Phoenixville, PA
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After competing against cash offers, we secured a property to fix and rent out. Over a year later and 90k in fixing up the property, we have a very nice house that we've had some rental activity on, but not as much as we like. Most likely we will have to drop our price to secure a renter. We also received some interest in selling our property (which really would probably be a better fit: large house for the area-1900+sqft., 4 beds, well-done renovations). 

Can anyone direct me to information pertaining to selling a house that was intended for a rental, but never rented? It's only 5 blocks from our primary residence, so I doubt it will qualify as a second home, which means we will probably get nailed for the capital gains. Would we receive any preferential tax treatments (deducting mortgage) for this sale?

Thanks in advance. 

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