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irishtf
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If I paid cash for a Condo and rent it to my daughter, how should I do this

do I consider the rent income
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PatriciaV
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If I paid cash for a Condo and rent it to my daughter, how should I do this

It depends. If you charge the Fair Market Rent for your condo, you would report this activity under Rental and Royalty Properties. See Where do I enter income and expenses from a rental property?

But if you charge less than Fair Market Rent, the IRS considers this a not-for-profit activity. In this case, the property is considered a "second home" and you may report property taxes on Schedule A

Use this link to Lookup Fair Market Rent for your location.

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