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Taking out HELOC on Prim. Residence to buy Inv. Property

Marcel Lorincz
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Hello,

I know there were similar questions already asked, but I would like to ask this specifically:

1/ Can use HELOC from my primary residence to buy an investment property and be able to deduct HELOC interest as business expenses?

2/ Will I need to follow any special guidelines to be able to show the IRS that the money that I used for the investment property purchase really is the money from HELOC? (for example, not to commingle or the way it travels or the timing of the transactions,...)

Thanks,

Marcel

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Lance Lvovsky
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Lance Lvovsky
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@Marcel Lorincz

Yes.

Under interest tracing rules, the interest traced to an investment property is deductible. Consult with your cpa.

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