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Greg Seivert
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  • Hawaii Florida, etc.
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How much in tax deductions should I really take

Greg Seivert
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hawaii Florida, etc.
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I'm reading Amanda Han's Book On Tax Strategies, about taking every possible tax deduction.  A question the book doesn't seem to answer- If I deduct everything I can doesn't that make the property cashflow less or even take a loss on paper?  And when I try to buy my next investment property, mortgage brokers don't want me owning properties taking a loss.  So would I be shooting myself in the foot when trying to scale and deduct as much as possible at the same time?  How do you find a balance with this?  What am I not understanding?

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