Friday, January 22, 2010

Vacation Property Insurance Tax Write Offs For Rental Property Which Is Vacant?

Tax Write Offs for Rental Property which is vacant? - vacation property insurance

I bought a house 3 years ago, using only a few weeks of the year. After 3 months, I decided to save the rent. I have not a tenant. I Promise nothing, until the time, or should I wait until a tenant to start taking deductions for the recognition, travel, find insurance, utilities, etc.?

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

When you start to lease, you can start to deduct the rent.

BTW, is not the depreciation value. And there are wild boars in air and travel expenses. You can get to with making an inspection or point of the trip per year with no major problems, but for the travel, the BS flag at the IRS will increase, especially if the property is situated in a popular holiday destination. Make sure the purpose of the trip to document activities and maintain a personal site to a minimum.

Anonymous said...

There are also tax implications if you do for personal purposes for more than 14 days per year

Anonymous said...

is the date that you have available for rent? As previously announced, white or otherwise, that he is available for rent?
Cost thereafter be deductible, and you have to drive to work or take care of him, the applicable portion of the fees (eg, deductible, if you have only 24 hours and 4 hours were actually on the car, only used 1 / 6 of his travel expenses Income applicable)
and yes, the depreciation based on the hour when he converted a car as (even if and when you sell)

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