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They may have a rental property to file on Schedule E. Read thru IRS Pub 527 Residential Rental Property.
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Are you asking if their rental property qualifies for QBI?
By the way you said "a second home someone lives in" it doesn't sounds like its being run like a business.
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What "people" are living there?
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If you're asking about QBI, the answer is no. See Rev. Proc. 2019-38 Section 3.05(A).
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Maybe it's like that Nicole Kidman movie The Others. The ghosts don't know they're ghosts 😲👻
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Is there some reason you call them "people living there," and not "tenants" ? Do you call it a "home" and not just a "house" because he lives there sometimes, too?
Anyway, if you Google "Airbnb QBI" you find this interesting article:
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Is this the same home you posted a couple of months ago? https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/proseries-discussions/discussion/i-am-in-a-nursing-home-my-d...
Should you be wandering the TurboTax forum, instead of being here?
Does this return qualify as a simple return? https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/proseries-discussions/discussion/my-client-filed-a-simple-ta...
Answers are easy. Questions are hard!