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Matt Lawrence
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  • Tulsa, OK
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Home Repairs & Tax Write-Offs

Matt Lawrence
  • Investor
  • Tulsa, OK
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Hey everyone, I'm new here & couldn't really find the answer to my question(s) so hopefully I can get some feedback/pointed in the right direction.

Me & my friend recently started a company buying homes to lease to future tenants. We recently bought our 2nd house in mid December & have done a few repairs with a couple more to be done in the months to come. What I want to know is if we put $2k in repairs in Dec 2012 & find our tenants in Jan 2013 where we begin to show profit, is that possible to show as a write-off for 2013 or more years to come?

Does it matter what kind of repairs? Is there a difference in reporting plumbing, floor replacement or electrician work?

Thanks in advance for any & all feedback/advice - It's great to be here!

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