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Make Over $150K and Can’t Get Those Real Estate Deductions Try This

Make Over $150K and Can't Get Those Real Estate Deductions Try This

High income investors face limits claiming passive rental property losses if income exceeds $150k. But losses are allowed against active income sources like short-term rentals.

So consider making a new rental property purchase a short-term rental in year one to generate deductible active losses, even if long-term is the goal.

Also do a cost segregation study in year one to maximize depreciation write-offs on renovations upfront.

The combination provides substantial deductions to offset other income that year. Then convert to traditional long-term rental in future years.

It jumpstarts tax reduction potential in the first year while still achieving the target passive investment purpose subsequently. Requires upfront planning for maximum benefit.

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