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Is Loss of deposit on a pre-construction real estate investment tax deductable? |
I paid $5000 to KB Homes in Apr 2006 for a pre-construction single family house in Florida. In May 2007 I decided not to close as the housing market was taking a bad hit and I lost my deposit. Can I make a deduction for $5000 while filing taxes for 2007? Rest of my taxes are very simple and I plan on taking standard deductions. Can I take a deduction of $5000 as any type of investment loss? If yes what section would this loss come in? If the home was to be your personal residence, the loss is not deductible. |
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