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Personal Finance (Not Investing) • The short term rental loophole to make room for Roth conversions

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OK as I understand the tax rules this will not work. I have two rental homes I list on airbnb as short term rentals and I have been taking paper losses for years. But these losses are capped for basic short term rentals at a maximum of $25K per year (and that is total, across all rentals, not for each one), This cap is reduced $1 for every $2 of adjusted income over $100K, dropping to zero with an adjusted income (before deductions and rental losses) of $150K. See tax form 8582.

With a pension of $150K, you will be capped at $0 in losses.

This applies even with "non passive" participation.

I am a big chatGPT fan, but I wouldn't rely on it for tax advice before making a $500K purchase!

mike b

Statistics: Posted by mikeb123 — Sun Nov 09, 2025 9:55 pm — Replies 3 — Views 509



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