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Updated over 3 years ago,

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Artur A.
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Buying negative cash-flow property. Can you write off expenses?

Artur A.
Posted
Price335000
Downpayment 20%67000
Closing costs9263
Principal15696
Interest 4.125%
Prop management (10%)4005
Insurance1783
Taxes (County - 0.95%)3868
Maintenance (10%)2520
Vacancy (5%)1260
Rent Annual ( Rentometer)25200
Operating income:-5000
Year1978
Schools8,8,4,8

Would you recommend buying a property with negative cash flow? -8-10k

I don't want to pay 10k from my pocket within next 5-10 years before it will start break even (even if it appreciate would be 25%, in cash - 90k)

Is it possible to write off/return 100% of expenses from investment property? (or only 30%)

Thanks

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