Tax implication on house property

Purchasing an under-constructed property will not allow him to claim interest u/s 24 till he obtains the possession.

Purchasing fully constructed ready-to-move-in property will allow him to claim interest u/s 24 maximum Rs. 150,000/- pa, and if the property is rented out, then actual interest paid shall be available as deduction u/s 24.

It really does not matter whether the property is in the same city or some other city since he is already having a self-occupied property, so HRA will be taxable in his hands.

So, in my opinion, purchasing a ready-to-move-in property on loan is a better option because if he decides to put the flat on rent, he may find someone since he is in the same city, and also can manage the property.

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Rignt now I assume that he is availing deduction u/s 24 and 80C for interest and principal repayment of Hsg loan but not HRA deduction.

1)same place, under construction: He will not be able to claim Interest/ principal deduction till the house is completed.( cannot claim HRA deduction as he is not staying in rented premises)

2)same place, constructed: He will be able to claim Interest/ principal deduction but he will have to show notional rent.( cannot claim HRA deduction as he is not staying in rented premises)

3)different place, under construction:  same like 1)

4) different place, constructed:  same like 2)