Can a mobile home (rv) be a second home and mortage expense deducted?

February 3rd, 2008 | by admin |
naturalee asked:

I am considering taking a new job far from home and am investifating the practicality and financial considrations with purchasing a mobile home /rv for lodging during the week instead of renting. I am wondering if they is some way to have have it structured so the purchase is that of a second home and the interest expense be deductible. I plan to occasionally return home on weekends but not necessarily/regularly with the mobile home.

Question posted courtesy of: Gordon
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    1. 2 Responses to “Can a mobile home (rv) be a second home and mortage expense deducted?”

    2. By krs451960lovesnlc on Feb 3, 2008 | Reply

      Rv but am not positve sorry.
      The interest on the loan of rv but am not positve sorry.

    3. By suesam37 on Feb 4, 2008 | Reply

      YES YES YES!!!!! If you buy a motorhome,travel trailer,or pop-up that is self contained IE: bathroom facilities etc. with holding tanks, it is considered a second home.

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