Hi, I am a new landlord, I purchased a family home from my siblings, using a HELOC on the rental property, and a loan for my 401k, is any of the interest deductible? I hope I posted this in the right place.
So the tax code says that a rental property depreciates over 27.5 years, i.e. 3.64% a year. So does this mean that as a landlord, I dont pay tax until I make 3.64% x house price? And if I pay down 30%, it means that I...
Anyone know if mileage can be claimed for long distance real estate investment. In the past I have had several yearly visits to property (1000 mi away) and claimed air, vehicle rental 50% meals, etc. This year I ...
Aloha. 🤙🏾 Looking for advice and insight. Any help is much appreciated. Recently I have been exceeding the limit on tax deductions for my rental property business, when filing for my annual tax returns. Every year I d...
I just spent most of this month spending money to get my business up and running. I filed it as a DBA for right now and will upgrade it to an LLC when I start producing income.
I accumulated a couple $1,000 in initi...
Hello BP! So I was creating a spreadsheet to track all my business expenses. Is my phone bill tax deductible since I use it for business purposes? I offer internet to my downstairs tenant for free (I am house-hacking ...
When I buy a home with a 30 yr mortgage at a rate of 4%, I have a payment each month for 30 years. Some of the payment goes towards paying down the principle; some goes towards interest. I then get to deduct the inter...
I'd like this thread to be a place where we compile a list of the major tax deductions available to a real estate investor. Since I do flips, I do not get the benefit of depreciation, but here are a couple of good on...
Can anyone help explain how this works for an investment property? In order to arrive at an estimated value of tax deductions for a rental property would you:A) Add up your annual depreciation, operating expenses and...
Hey guys,I was wondering if I get an inspection done on a potential investment property, but dont end up purchasing the property, is the inspection cost still tax deductible?Thanks