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Investors & landlords
It could be that your income is dropping which can reduce any credits you may have received based on income. If your income has bottomed out, adding more expenses will not decrease your income below zero. It may be that you have bottomed out before adding the second house expenses.
If your income is under $150k, this is easily explained by the credits changing.
If your income is over $150k, you know you are not claiming any rental losses and this would not be an issue.
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March 31, 2020
2:20 PM