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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Special 25k Deduction for Non-Real Estate Professionals
Hello BP!
A business partner and I are saving up for our first investment property. We want to calculate the true ROI for the deal. My question is this:
Can we both claim the 25k tax deduction from our rental property? Here are the details...
NOI 48K
Mortgage Payment: 3.5K x 12 = 42K
Loan Interest = ~30k
Rental Expenses = 11k
Depreciation = 32.7k
Given a cash flow a 6k a year and then minus (30k + 11k + 32.7k)... it looks to me like I would be almost 67.7k in the red the first year from a tax perspective. My question is, can my partner and I both claim 25k of this? We both make <100k a year, we are also planning on managing this fourplex ourselves. While the numbers are just a quick example I pulled from a fourplex I found for sale does this idea make sense?
Thank you for your time!