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Tax Return Questions

Sam Va
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Hello Experts - I'm new here, just started renting my property. I have a couple of questions and would appreciate if someone can help:

  1. We lived in our rental property until August 2023. Regarding Tax, Insurance, and Mortgage Interest, should we report these items only after we moved, and property was available for rent? Or can we claim these all items for entire 2023?
  2. We have had several repairs done to rent out the property and we did not collect payment receipts for those repairs. Can we still claim those repairs without receipts? We might have some details where payment was made using credit card or check but not for all the repairs.
  3. Does HOA dues have anything to do with return filing in general? Can we claim it?
  4. Thanks in advance!!

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