It depends. If you refinanced with a new lender (different than the original lender of the first refinanced loan) then you should enter the balance of the refinance fees from that loan as a miscellaneous expense on your rental property.
The new refinanced loan will be added as a new amortizable asset for the life of the new loan.
Summary:
When a mortgage loan is refinanced and it is with a different lender, then any remaining points that have not been deducted under the first lender can be deducted in the year of refinance.
If a mortgage loan is refinanced with the same lender, any remaining points must be added to the points on the new loan if applicable, then divided by the loan term to determine the monthly amount you can deduct. If there is a full year of mortgage payments then it would be 12 months deduction as points. For the first year it would be the number of months remaining in the year beginning with the first month payments begin and ending in December of that year.
Based on your situation continue to follow the instructions provided by Tax Champ @Carl.
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