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Deductions & credits
My initial impression is that this is not rental property, or any other kind of income producing property. It's basically your 2nd home. That's it. All you get to claim/deduct is mortgage interest and property taxes you paid in the tax year.
Now since you are a co-owner of this property, that means you can only deduct the interest and property taxes that you "actually paid" in the tax year.
Now since you are a co-owner of this property, that means you can only deduct the interest and property taxes that you "actually paid" in the tax year.
‎June 4, 2019
7:22 PM