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Tax advantages ... will I still be able to claim?

Rick Hoffart
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Quick question ... 

I'm buying an investment rental property. For a few years we are going to let the inlaws rent it out for about 1/3 of the rental value. $500 vs $1,500.

Since we choose to have this house in a negative cash flow situation, will we still be able to write off expenses? 

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Bob Norton
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Bob Norton
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@Rick Hoffart Rental losses between related parties are generally not deductible.  

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