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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Second investment property
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@Brian Harris Who gave you that advice? If it was not from an accountant then I would ignore the advice and ask the CPA. I am not sure the context of why they said that but I can tell you I know a ton of successful real estate investors that have bought more than one or 2 in a year. In fact I would argue it is a good thing as we have a lender that says its cleaner and easier to get loans on properties that have not had a tax return filing because they use a simple formula instead of the schedule E. I think you should use these as one of the questions you ask when looking for a CPA. Based on your situation if you want more passive income, selling one property to get another does not make a lot of sense. Why not refinance and get cash back out to buy another?