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Yes, you can - if the rental property and your home are two separate buildings. You would claim rental property's mortgage interest as your rental expense in the Rental section and your home's mortgage interest as your itemized deduction in Deductions & Credits section, Your Home category.
If you are renting part of your home, the mortgage, real estate tax must be allocated between rental and personal use. When going through the Rental income expenses:
Yes, you can - if the rental property and your home are two separate buildings. You would claim rental property's mortgage interest as your rental expense in the Rental section and your home's mortgage interest as your itemized deduction in Deductions & Credits section, Your Home category.
If you are renting part of your home, the mortgage, real estate tax must be allocated between rental and personal use. When going through the Rental income expenses:
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