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You cannot deduct passive losses if you do not have any net income from your property rental for the tax year. Passive losses cannot reduce your income from wages, but you can defer the losses to future tax years or deduct any losses carried forward when selling the rental house that generated the loss.
Taxes on a second home are deductible, but homeowner association fees aren't a tax. The association that imposes fees and assessments is a private agency, and the costs are just one of the many homeowner expenses you can't write off. If you use your second home as a rental part of the time, part of the fees are deductible. Pretty much everything you spend on a rental house is deductible. Mortgage interest and property taxes are write-offs on a personal home, but only if you itemize; with a rental, they're a business deduction. You can deduct repairs, landscaping and maintenance, which aren't write-offs on personal property.