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Dom Radcliffe
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  • Newton, MA
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Can I deduct or take losses if I just bought a property?

Dom Radcliffe
  • Investor
  • Newton, MA
Posted

Here's my situation;

I acquired a property and I am making repairs to it to bring it up to a certain standard before I list it on STR websites. It seems like the repairs will take some time so I won't be able to list it until at the end of December or in January '23. Can I deduct those expenses when I file for 2023 taxes (after listing the property in service) even when the expenses were incurred in 2022?

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