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Real estate question? Studying for license exam?

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A married couple purchases a property, which they intend to occupy as a home. The purchase price of the home is $120,000, and the value of the land (included in the purchase price) is estimated at $15,000. The amount of the depreciation deduction that this couple can claim for federal income tax purposes is:

a. $0

b. $105,000

c. $12,000

d. 3.6% of $105,000

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  1. You can't depreciate your personal residence, so the answer is A. $0.


  2. A.

    This is on a real estate exam?

    Primary residences are not eligible for depreciation, only income properties.  

  3. Its A, $0.  You can't depreciate property you are living in (D is the correct answer for investment property for any given year)

  4. a

    there is no depreciation for your homestead property.

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