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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
HELOC tax advantages?
Hello BP:
We recently used a portion of our HELOC as a DP for our 2nd investment property. I'm reading that interest on a HELOC can be a tax deduction. Is this correct? Am I able to write off the HELOC (2nd investment DP) interest on my primary residence on our taxes (schedule E) for the 2nd investment property?
Thanks,
JT
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Yes, you can deduct all interest you pay on the HELOC. You will deduct it on your schedule A 1040 which is a very good thing. It is not affected by the passive loss rules. Now, the mortgage interest on your investment properties is deducted on your schedule E.