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Ryan Deasy
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Designating yourself as a real estate professional

Ryan Deasy
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  • Lender
  • Farmington, CT
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If you pass all of the qualifying tests and indicate at tax time that you’re a real estate professional, does that allow you to use all of your losses to offset gains?

i know as a non-real estate professional you are limited to $25,000 in losses.

Thanks!

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