If before Jim's heart attack, values were EDV=130 ml ESV= 50- ml what is his SV?
(But because it is a personal residence, the interest that doesn't count as a rental expense â 20% in our example â can be deducted as a personal expense.). If you limit personal use to 14 days or 10%, the vacation home is considered a business and up to $25,000 in losses might be deductible each year. That's why lots of vacation homeowners hold down leisure use and spend lots of time maintaining the property. Fix-up days don't count as personal use.
If the HOA fees are for a separate rental property, you're in luck. Expenses on a rental house -- depreciation, repairs, property taxes, mortgage interest and HOA fees -- are 100 percent deductible against your rental income.If you use the house part of the time, you have to divide up HOA fees and other expenses.ome Office. If you use part of your home as an office, you can deduct part of your home expenses, including the fees. With an office that takes up 10 percent of the house you can write off 10 percent of utilities, mortgage interest, property taxes and HOA dues as business expenses.