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Joe Tran
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Vancouver, WA
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House Hacking Tax Tips & Reporting Income

Joe Tran
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Vancouver, WA
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I've been house hacking for over six years-- it's been a great source of side income for me and I've hit a wall when it comes to increasing my loan pool due to my debt to income.  My loan officer says I need to report the income I've generated from renting rooms in my home to qualify for a third mortgage. 

 What advice do you have as tax deductions for the reported rental income?  Any apps, forms, PDF/excel templates, or even connections in the PDX/Vancouver area who are RE accountants are welcomed and appreciated!

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