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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Rental Property Taxes
Hello, I need assistance here in figuring out if a potential rental property would benefit any of the two parties involved.
I am looking into buying a rental property with my parents (50/50) in the near future. They would live there and pay me rent for 1-2 years and then they are retiring and moving to Florida and we will continue renting it out after they have moved.
Currently my parents income is greater than $150K, but once they retire, it is expected that it will go under the threshold of $150K. On the other hand, I am single and my MAGI is under the $150K now, but it is expected that it will rise to over $150K once married/wage increases.
Let's assume that there will be a loss on paper when filing taxes due to the depreciation.
Can anyone explain the tax advantages/disadvantages a rental property would have for the both of us?
Also, what would forming an LLC accomplish both for taxes/any other purpose?
Thanks in advance!