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tax-plan-poised-to-benefit-landlords

Started by SteveFR
almost 8 years ago
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Response by 300_mercer
almost 8 years ago
Posts: 10539
Member since: Feb 2007

We can buy and rent to each other to get tax deductions. The only downside is slightly higher mortgage rate for investment properties.

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Response by 30yrs_RE_20_in_REO
almost 8 years ago
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Member since: Mar 2009

Note that the article is saying they will be good Investments because prices will fall.

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Response by JR1
almost 8 years ago
Posts: 184
Member since: Jun 2015

"Unlike owner-occupants, investors in single-family homes can write off all the expenses of owning and running a rental because the properties are considered a business."

"The interest on those mortgages, along with repair and management costs, are deducted from the income the property produces."

Unbelievable. And of course commercial investors come out even better than before under the new tax bills. Shortened depreciation schedule. Automatic qualification for lower pass through rate as a passive investor. Why are the American people down for this?

New Yorkers are already getting crushed: https://www.hauseit.com/nyc-real-estate-taxes/ Now the burden will be higher with no SALT deductions? It's quite unreal.

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Response by sf212
almost 8 years ago
Posts: 24
Member since: Sep 2016

JR - what about the new corker last minute addition benefiting real estate investors? I'm a bit confused still at impact. You can deduct 2.5% of capital investor or 25% of wages paid, whichever is less?

Scratching my head a bit ... if it was just straight 2.5% deduction allowed then it's even more of a coup for real estate investors...

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