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Jeff Howard
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Income Limits to Mortgage Interest Deduction?

Jeff Howard
  • Ladera Ranch, CA
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Hello,

I have a fairly high AGI and am wondering if there is an income cap for taking the mortgage interest deduction and depreciation on any rental properties I may buy in the future.  I hunted around, and I don't believe there is (I believe this is separate from the 150K AGI limitation on taking passive losses against wage earning income).  We just refinanced our townhome and are looking to keep it as a rental and buy a new primary and I want to make sure we can take maximum deductions and expenses running our new rental as a business.

Thank you,

Jeff

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Steven Hamilton II
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Steven Hamilton II
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  • Grayslake, IL
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There isn't for your rentals; however, the itemized deduction limitation is for your Schedule A. It does not apply to Schedule E.  The schedule E items are restricted to income and the remaining expenses carryover as a passive activity loss to be use when you sell or when your income is low enough to deduct losses against your income.  I have written extensive posts on this topic. Feel free to take a look at some of my post history.

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