A Burned-Out Tax Shelter refers to a real estate investment that was once advantageous for providing large income tax deductions but has lost its tax-sheltering benefits over time due to the reduction and eventual nil in depreciation deductions and the decrease in interest deductions as mortgage payments increasingly cover the principal.
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