David Posted May 7, 2013 Report Posted May 7, 2013 TP rented a couple of rooms in his primary residence for 9 months. He has to suspend the loss because of high income. Is he able to deduct 100% of the mortgage interest and property taxes since he would normally be able to deduct these on sch A? Or does he have to allocate part of the mortgage interest and property taxes to the rental and suspend those expenses along with the other suspended rental expenses? Thanks. Quote
Pacun Posted May 7, 2013 Report Posted May 7, 2013 You have to allocate RE taxes and Mortgage interest between Sch A and E regardless of the results. Quote
joanmcq Posted May 7, 2013 Report Posted May 7, 2013 The rental portion is ONLY the amount used exclusively as a rental. Common areas don't count. Hard to see how he'd have a loss, especially since he'd have only 9 months of proration. Quote
Guest Taxed Posted May 7, 2013 Report Posted May 7, 2013 Not a tax issue but a building code issue. In many cities and towns you can not rent a single family home if you are also living in it. It is considered an illegal rental and the renter is allowed a refund of rent. I think NYC is one of those cities. Quote
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