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What’s My Maximum Rental Loss Deduction?

Rentals are considered to be special passive activities and the amount of loss you can use in any year is limited to $25,000, if your AGI is under $100,000.

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Can I Deduct Mortgage Interest on a Second Home?

Whether you use your second home for personal or business purposes, the interest you pay on the mortgage may very well be deductible on your tax return.

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Can I Deduct HOA Fees?

HOA fees are not deductible for a property used as your private home all year. But there may be a deduction for those who use their home for business purposes.

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Can you use an IRA or Roth IRA to buy Rental Property?

Is investing in real property, particularly rental property, a good idea for your retirement investments, especially your traditional IRA or Roth IRA?

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Can I Deduct Rental Property Losses?

If your rental property is incurring losses, those losses may be limited on your taxes based on other income you receive. Let's explore more.

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