I bought right back in '97 and calculated the break-even point to be 70% occupancy, so while profits were lower than expected, I still filed a schedule-E with a positive income for the year.

Bob E.'

(i.e. if Im in the 31% tax bracket, would Schedule E of my Tax Return ultimately require that I pay 31% of the $10,000 profit in taxes?

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Hi @Sydnie E.

Have had big success in e-commerce and real estate investing in Austin and looking to further capitalize on early RE success in London (50% ROI on 1st house).

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Therefore, this property would need to be reported on Schedule E as a rental property.Another tax trap to watch out for is AirBnB'ing your property.

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