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Annette Hala
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Can I deduct HOA fees from my taxes?

Annette Hala
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  • Denver, CO
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I was discussing buying a house vs. a condo as a rental with someone the other day. I was saying that a condo wasn't a good option because the HOA really cuts into cash flow. They asked if I couldn't deduct HOA fees from my taxes. Can you?

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Jon Holdman
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Jon Holdman
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Yes, you can deduct the HOA fees for a rental from your rental income.

But the more fundamental problem is that HOA fees can really drive up your costs. Hopefully you've read about the "50% rule" in the rental property forum. With a badly run, underfunded HOA, your expenses can be even higher.

Plus, you'll always have a disinterested, but interfering partner for your rental.

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