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Jacob Casarez
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House hacking taxed income

Jacob Casarez
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  • Columbus, GA
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Hello Bigger Pockets,

I am just over a year into my first house hack/live and flip deal. I owner occupy the property and rented out 3 rooms in the home for a total of $1,250/month utilities included. Although it does not cashflow my mortgage of $1,371, I was informed that it is taxed income and reported at tax time as a schedule E. I am lost on what I can write off exactly? Not every property expense is tax deductible being that I live there too?? Any information helps. Thanks! 

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