ilmscore | Prediction Details
"So, if we assume in this example that this $200,000 property is $50,000 worth of land and $150,000 worth of the actual house, that would mean that I'm going to get about a $5,400 write off on paper according to the IRS because my property is one year older."
By Minority Mindset | June 25, 2025 | Pending
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Interpreted Prediction
For a $200,000 property ($150,000 for the house), a depreciation write-off of approximately $5,400 is possible annually due to the property aging.

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Topic
Real Estate Depreciation Tax Break

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