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I am a professional real estate person and the return and your return will not allow the loss on a rental property?
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I am a professional real estate person and the return and your return will not allow the loss on a rental property?
To qualify as a real estate pro, you must:
- spend more than half (at least 51 percent) of your total working hours during the year working in one or more real property businesses; and
- spend more than 751 hours a year in one or more real property businesses; and
- materially participate in the rental activity and any other real property businesses used to pass the 51 percent and 751-hour tests.
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I am a professional real estate person and the return and your return will not allow the loss on a rental property?
If you are an employee in someone else’s real property business, your time counts toward real estate professional status only if you own more than 5 percent of the business. If you work as an employee for a corporation, you must own more than 5 percent of your employer’s outstanding stock.