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Updated over 7 years ago,
Tax Consequences: Cash out refinancing on rental property
Hi,
This is my first post to this forum, so apologies if this question has been previously asked:
I am currently converting my primary home into a rental (the property is listed for rent) . However, I would like to cash out on the equity on the home so that my mortgage payments offset the rental income going forward. The current mortgage is less than 50% of the property value.
For example, consider the following numbers:
- Property Value $500000
- Current Mortgage balance $200000
- Cash out refinance fror $300000 (with $100000 being the additional loan amount).
Can I deduct the interest payment on the entire $300,000 amount against my rental income in Schedule E? Or am I restricted to deducting income on $200,000?
Thanks!
Raghu