I don't know about RVs, but when I was a DOD contractor, I often had to rent an apartment and furniture in the area I was working and I was always able to deduct the difference between what I was reimbursed and the actual cost. You should really check with a qualified tax accountant because that stuff changes all the time.
So to my post you have to have a stick built home that one is paying on to claim the interest as a deduction for an RV? Or can a 'fulltimer' write off the interest? What about using the RV as a 'home base' for work while having a rental agreement else where?
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