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landlord insurance premium tax deductible?

Mario Morales
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From what I understand, you can deduct the entire premium as it is an expense to run the rental property. With prices going up so much, if this lowers your cashflow too much, I feel like you may not look profitable in the eyes of a lender. Am I missing something? Thanks

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Truth if you can not pass through your increasing expenditures with rent growth you will make less money comparatively.  

Jonathan Bock, CPA 

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