can you deduct interest expense from an investment property?
I deduct interest from my home right now but if I buy an investment property and rent it out, can I deduct the interest expense from my taxes? vb, what do you mean I'm limited?
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- On form 4952. You are limited to a) the amount of investment income you have and b) it then goes to schedule A.
- yes, and you can go on the IRS' website for more info.
- Of course, this is the reason that investors buy real estate. You can go to the IRS webite to get the forms. I believe it is form 4592. You can also deduct the cost of repairs, but not improvements. So any time you spend money on property, it is to repair the place. :-)
- Actually, if you buy real property to RENT, the mortgage interest is deductible on your SCH E along with other expenses (property tax, snow removal, repairs, etc.)
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