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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tax benefit on mortgage free rental property?
Hi BP community!
I am currently living in a 1 bedroom condo. Mortgage is almost paid off. Husband and I plan to buy bigger place and rent out this 1 bedroom condo. I heard if there is montage on rental property, you offset with rent income and mortgage expense. If mortgage is paid off and rented out, rent income will be reported 100%? Is there other way to reduce tax on rental property?
Thank you!
Most Popular Reply

@Soomin Kim - yes you can get a mortgage after you pay it off. You can also refinance your current mortgage which is almost paid off and get "cash out".
If you go the route of getting a mortgage, refinance while you still own it as a "owner occupied" loan has better terms than a "non owner occupied" or "investment property" loan.