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Rehab or none for taxes
If the cash on cash return is the same for 2 properties on the market, but one needs rehab and the other does not, which is better for tax purposes (deductions, depreciation)? Sorry if this is a very basic tax question! Thank you!
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The holistic view is important. There are non-tax considerations, especially so in the current environment.
I'm hearing from my clients that it's very difficult to get contractors on the job and they're charging an arm and a leg because they all have an incredible backlog of work.
In the current environment, I'd say the less risky path is to acquire a property without deferred maintenance and do a cost seg if it is beneficial.