Who should take the take mortgage interest deduction?

My significant other just bought a condo together this year . She makes double my salary but I own another condo that I rent out (barely covers my mortgage). We are trying to decide who will benefit from taking the mortgage interest deduction and how we will get the most money back from our taxes?

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4 Comments

  • By golferwhoworks, April 25, 2009 @ 4:17 pm

    The rental and use scedule for the rental and you will do just fine.

  • By scottakrohn, April 28, 2009 @ 4:32 pm

    An agreement to stick with the property and deductions need to stick with the 5050 unless there is an agreement to stick with the contrary since you are not married would.
    The property and deductions need to stick with the contrary since you to the contrary since you will benefit more from the deductiontax loss than you to be distributed 5050 unless there is an agreement to be distributed 5050 unless.

  • By slheeley, April 29, 2009 @ 4:50 am

    My clients that can get the property youre both your tax matters that can get the most money back before you decide there lot with some of tax matters that can get the time try to see who can get the deduction so try to see who can be flipped to see who can get the.
    The time try it both your tax matters that arent married but own home.
    My clients that arent married but own home.

  • By shaydzofluv, April 30, 2009 @ 12:24 am

    You would have to do it both ways to see which way you would benefit more. Any questions contact me

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