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John Vietmeyer
  • Investor
  • Johns Island, SC
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Expenses invoiced under $2500

John Vietmeyer
  • Investor
  • Johns Island, SC
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Can a property improvement under $2500 be written off in the year it occurs, even if the expense happens before a renter is put into the property?

In the old tax system, my understanding was that home repair expenses could not be declared until the property is actually rented. Wondering if there is a way around this rule.  

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