What Not to Deduct as an Insurance Expense

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Not all insurance costs can be deducted as a rental income expense, like some private mortgage insurance, or credit life insurance.

Some insurance costs get added back to the basis for depreciation, like Title Insurance, which is found on line 1108 of the property’s settlement statement.

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