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Sam Scogin
  • Auburn, ME
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Live In Flip and Writing Off Expenses

Sam Scogin
  • Auburn, ME
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I've recently purchased a four unit with the intention of living in one of the units and renovating it (and the rest of the house), but I only plan on living there for a year or so (I have another house I'll use as a primary residence after). My question is: is there any way to write off the expenses of renovation to my own unit on my taxes? It's almost a total gut job with some major pieces that will need to be done to bring it up to code. Can I write off any part of it while I'm living there or should I hold off until I'm no longer living there?

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