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Post #48484740 added 03-15-2012 12:18 PM by lanb in Archived Deals
You are right, that is what i was thinking but wrote it out as depreciation
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Post #48466338 added 03-14-2012 7:17 PM by lanb in Archived Deals
Also remember that the depreciation you can claim is limited by your gross income unless you are a real estate professional. I am not sure if the depreciation recapture is limited/subject to any...
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Post #48417222 added 03-13-2012 4:44 AM by afratki in Archived Deals
You have several issues going on that need to be addressed and like it has already been said, you need a good CPA to help you get this straight. (I'm using very general terms and numbers just to...
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Post #48410754 added 03-12-2012 8:46 PM by robintrade in Archived Deals
Ok- Bought a house in 2004 and lived in it as primary residence until 07/2007. I purchased a 2nd home and moved into the new one at that time. Original house became a rental property. Over the...
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Post #48894214 added 03-30-2012 5:33 PM by ShevyM in Archived Deals
for your roof yes you have to depreciate your roof. the life span for your roof would be same as your rental property which is 27.5 years. 1- you dont get taxed on anything you depreciate. 2-...
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Post #48998164 added 04-03-2012 9:05 PM by mikve in Archived Deals
Silenze, Every “local tax assessment” has their own methods how they do it. Gray22, PLEASE! Let a professional do it for you so you will save money!
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Post #48998236 added 04-03-2012 9:09 PM by mikve in Archived Deals
Silenze, Every “local tax assessment” has their own methods how they do it. Gray22, PLEASE! Let a professional do it for you so you will save money!
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Post #48418558 added 03-13-2012 6:01 AM by robintrade in Archived Deals
Thanks for the replies. Being a true SDer, I have always done my own taxes to save some coin. I am for sure going to seek the help of a pro this year.
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Post #48412066 added 03-12-2012 9:40 PM by Brian1 in Archived Deals
If you want to pay the least amount of tax legally allowed, then, without question, you need to have a CPA do your taxes for you.
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Post #48474484 added 03-15-2012 5:37 AM by afratki in Archived Deals
The basis for rental property is the lower of the purchase price or the FMV of the property on the date placed in service. $10K per year in depreciation seems a little high to me. If the basis...
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Post #48468972 added 03-14-2012 9:31 PM by gritngrind in Archived Deals
I am in a similar situation where I bought a multi family house in 2010. So the data placed in service would be 2010. I rent out 50% of this property. So the property basis for depreciation would...
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Post #48964612 added 04-02-2012 5:57 PM by Gray22 in Archived Deals
Well, unfortunately, I have no idea on how to figure that amount:(
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Post #48966896 added 04-02-2012 7:47 PM by silenze in Archived Deals
from your local tax assessment. they break it down into land value and improvements (house)
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Post #49010228 added 04-04-2012 9:31 AM by Gray22 in Archived Deals
Thank's, but I have no time to look for the real professional and don't really want to just pay money for something that I could do myself. Could you share a good advice on this issue?
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Post #48948508 added 04-02-2012 7:16 AM by Gray22 in Archived Deals
I wonder how I could determine the value of the land to get the correct amount to use for the depreciation?
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Post #48985272 added 04-03-2012 12:10 PM by Gray22 in Archived Deals
Thank you.
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Post #48412660 added 03-12-2012 9:53 PM by PiratesSayARRR in Archived Deals
Since all you paid out of pocket was everything but the roof you have 5 year property. Use the half year convention (since it will be better for you) on the property. That is your deduction for...
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Post #48474030 added 03-15-2012 4:55 AM by afratki in Archived Deals
It's not the depreciation that is limited by your Adjusted Gross Income, it's the passive rental losses your can deduct that are limited by your AGI.

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