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Updated over 9 years ago,
Claming deductions (losses) on your personal/business taxes
As discussed on many previous podcasts, posts most recently in the latest podcast and as general conversation, the discussion of private financing vs traditional financing.
I have spend the better part of this year, thus far, speaking to lenders, daily, on the phone via email, smoke signal; basically, whatever means I could get, in a vigorous attempt to obtain financing.
If it isn't one thing its another with these guys. What I'm going through now, reminds me to a memory of my tax prepare, of about 10 years, said to me, "play the game, leave the rest up to me"; in essence, put your money into the system, pay your da*n taxes and I will get you an amazing return.
This system worked great, until I wanted to start a REI business.
So, have you been swayed one way or the other, claiming a mound of business deductions on your business or personal taxes or just biting the bullet and writing the check?
I know many of you all swear by private $, but someone of us would like to use the traditional means, while we can (small portfolio size).