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Using Turbo Tax for Rentals

David Straley
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I have kept a record of everything bought for each place and I have a good idea of what is an expense vs. an asset. I only have a couple of houses so it isn't a ton of work to keep up with. Just curious if I can get the same kind of results doing my own taxes as I could from a CPA on rentals. The CPA I use now for my other business told me I really only need to distinguish between expenses and assets but she may not be experienced in rentals. 

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