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Megan McCrea
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Real Estate Professional

Megan McCrea
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Does anyone know if these rules are still applicable today? My understanding was that in any given situation, you could not work full-time in order to qualify as a Real Estate Professional. For instance, if someone works 30 hours per week at a salary position, could then work 31 hours per week and claim this? Also, does anyone know if it has to be on your OWN properties or if you're assisting, earning income from others?

https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/09/2...

Thanks in advance! 

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Consult with a CPA on your specific situation. The rules are very complex to qualify for the Real Estate Professional status. FYI - the courts have in the past ruled a Dentist as a RE Professional and a salaried Financial Advisor also was able to qualify in a Tax Court Case. It is also very fact specific but it is possible.

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