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Walter Correia
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Walter Correia
  • Lender
  • Charlotte, NC
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My wife and I currently own a owner occupied 3 family. We live in one of the smaller units, 2 bedroom 1 bath. We have a spare room that i use as an office sort of. Its where i write off my expenses. How do I know if i qualify for home office or how can i find a way to write off the space? We are also moving in the next month to a new home and the property will be rented out. Can we use a room in the new house as a home office?

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Jack B.
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Jack B.
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Originally posted by @Walter Correia:

Jack B. Even in owner occupied?

 Yes, that is why it's called a HOME office. 

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