During the year, Rita rented her vacation home for twelve days for $2,400 and she used it personally for three months. The following expenses were incurred on the home: Property taxes $ 2,200 Mortgage interest 10, 800 Utilities and maintenance 1,900 Depreciation 5,000 Insurance 900 Calculate the gross income recognized from the rental property a. $0 b. $780 c. $1,300 d. $2,400

During the year, Rita rented her vacation home for twelve days for $2,400 and she used it personally for three months. The following expenses were incurred on the home: Property taxes $ 2,200 Mortgage interest 10, 800 Utilities and maintenance 1,900 Depreciation 5,000 Insurance 900 Calculate the gross income recognized from the rental property a. $0 b. $780 c. $1,300 d. $2,400

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