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All Forum Posts by: Mike Stevens

Mike Stevens has started 3 posts and replied 6 times.

Post: Short term rental

Mike StevensPosted
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Thank you. 

Is the 461 loss quote the income limit where it phases out? Or does this represent the max amount that can be written off?

Post: Short term rental

Mike StevensPosted
  • Posts 6
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Quote from @Sean O'Keefe:

@Mike Stevens there are limitations, here are a couple (but not exhaustive):
1. At-risk amount (IRS Form 6198)

2. If reporting rental income/expenses through LLC -> Net business losses in excess of the threshold amount are disallowed and carried forward (IRS Form 461)

Also, you'll want to be clear on what qualifies as a short-term rental (avg. 7 days, not more than 30 days, etc.)

Definitely consider working with a CPA to help plan for this / file. Cost seg and significant expenses can create losses that exceed these thresholds.


 But does the 150k income limit apply?

Post: Short term rental

Mike StevensPosted
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 2

Hello

Does anyone know if the short term rental tax depreciation against w2 income has an income limit?

I know there is 150k income limit for long term rentals. Does this apply to short term rentals?

Regards 


mike 

Rene

Thank you for your reply. I actually don't know its lead paint Its just an older building, and the seller disclosed "no knowledge" or lead paint.

Hello,

I wanted to know if anyone can answer a specific question in regards to renovating with lead paint.

What kind of renovations specifically DISTURB lead based paint? I imagine changing or ripping out the dry wall, changing the windows, etc.. But what about renovations that do not involve walls like changing carpets or flooring or cabinets.

Also, can a contractor just paint the walls again a different color without disturbing (if its not chipped or damaged)?

Pardon my ignorance.

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