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Is this profitable? Not sure if this is good or bad

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I got my tax return, schedule E and my property due to depreciation, took a loss. Not sure how to feel about this? See attached Supplemental Income and Loss, statement

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Bill B.#3 Syndications & Passive Real Estate Investing Contributor
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Bill B.#3 Syndications & Passive Real Estate Investing Contributor
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The “good” news is you made $3,300 and it’s tax free. Maybe even gave you a deduction against other income. The bad news is you could make the same $3,300 with $60k in the bank. So hopefully you don’t have a $100k in equity. 

In other good news, your interest expense will go down every year and hopefully your rent will go up every year. Can you shop the insurance? It looks overpriced. 

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