All Forum Posts by: Anthony Drew Gary
Anthony Drew Gary has started 15 posts and replied 53 times.
Post: Can an account from Audible.com or Amazon's equal be deducted?

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- Indianapolis, IN
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@Steve Vaughan thanks for phoning a friend! In this instance, I won't have any acquisition costs because I've been living in the soon to be rental for the past 3 years. I'm closing on another house in town, moving into the new house, and renting the old house.
Unless I can somehow count the closing costs for the new house as costs for "acquiring the rental"?
Post: Can an account from Audible.com or Amazon's equal be deducted?

- Developer
- Indianapolis, IN
- Posts 57
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Hypothetically, I list my rental on 12/1 and spend $500 making repairs in December. I don't rent it out until 1/15. Can I deduct $500 worth of repairs on my 2016 taxes even though I won't make rental income until 2017?
PS, all of you guys are great! Thanks for your wisdom!
Post: Can an account from Audible.com or Amazon's equal be deducted?

- Developer
- Indianapolis, IN
- Posts 57
- Votes 12
Thanks, @Daniel Dietz!
I'll ask you the same question: do you have any unique deduction tips that the newbie investor would forget about?
Post: Can an account from Audible.com or Amazon's equal be deducted?

- Developer
- Indianapolis, IN
- Posts 57
- Votes 12
@Jack Cheadle, Thanks for chiming in! I actually just requested that audiobook from my local library yesterday. I'm also one chapter into Amanda Han's book. I won't actually become a landlord until January/February, but I want to make sure I'm getting my ducks in a row. Appreciate your thoughts!
Post: Can an account from Audible.com or Amazon's equal be deducted?

- Developer
- Indianapolis, IN
- Posts 57
- Votes 12
@Steve Vaughan, yeah, it might not even be that much. I just thought I'd ask the question. If other people were doing it, I figured this would be a good way to find out.
Do you have any unique deduction tips that the newbie investor would forget about?
Post: Can an account from Audible.com or Amazon's equal be deducted?

- Developer
- Indianapolis, IN
- Posts 57
- Votes 12
I'm curious if anyone has tried to deduct the cost for an account on Audible.com or a similar audiobook database subscription on their taxes? Can you justify that there is enough real estate related content to write off the subscription cost?
Thanks, BP!
Anthony
Post: Another LLC Discussion: Mortgage company won't allow move

- Developer
- Indianapolis, IN
- Posts 57
- Votes 12
@Monti Harris thanks for sharing your information! I've found the same to be true. I've not yet formed LLC. Closing on property #2 next month and they'll be in my name until I pay them off. I'll transfer them to LLC once I have enough reserves to pay off notes if due on sale ever occurs. I'll add you as a connection. Good to know someone else on the west side of town!
Post: Indiana Realities

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- Indianapolis, IN
- Posts 57
- Votes 12
Welcome to BP! Sounds like you're just starting out, as am I. I'm happy to help / share connections/specifics as I'm able.
Anthony
Post: New member in Indianapolis area

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- Indianapolis, IN
- Posts 57
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@Kirby Jackson a little bit of work on the soon-to-be rental at 56th street area on the NW side. That's all for now. My background is construction if you ever need help writing a scope of work or vetting contractors.
Post: New member in Indianapolis area

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- Indianapolis, IN
- Posts 57
- Votes 12
Welcome to BP, Ryan!
Sounds like you're half a step ahead of me. I currently own a home in Indy and will be buying a home, most likely in Fishers, in the next several months to move into and use the first as a rental.
Is your current rental occupied? If so, you're already killing it!