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Daniel Phai
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles
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Tax Breaks on Equity for a Rental?

Daniel Phai
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles
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Hello Everyone! 

Just took out $100k of equity on my primary house to invest in real estate! Just got under contract and now I have a few options. My mortgage broker is asking if I want to put down 20% or 25%. I'm liking the 25% because of the better cash flow, but I'm wondering for tax purposes what's actually better. I hear that down payment cannot be deducted or written off. However, because it's from the equity of my house, is it deductible? 

Thanks in advance! Love BP Family!

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