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kati45 [8]
2 years ago
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Your client, beth, has a home in california with a first and second mortgage. she's looking for a vacation home and has asked if

she can deduct mortgage interest. what could you tell beth?
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1 answer:
slega [8]2 years ago
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If my client Beth has a home in California with a first and second mortgage and is looking for a vacation home and asks if she can deduct mortgage interest, I would suggest obtaining a mortgage secured by the second home and deducting the interest from the loan.

Mortgage interest settled on a second home used personally is deductible as long as the mortgage fulfills the exact prerequisites for deductible interest as on your primary home, and if the second home is put on for rent, the loan taken for the second home will not have a limit for the deduction of interest payment.

Vacation Home with Second house mortgage

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