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Daniel Dietz
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Depreciation Being "Added Back" when held in 3 way LLC?

Daniel Dietz
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Reedsburg, WI
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Hello All,

I am working on refinancing my own primary residence and owning my rentals in a multi-member LLC seems to be affecting my ability to "add back" the depreciation that this can normally be a done with when held personally. 3 lenders have told me this.

I wondered if good lender like @Chris Mason or one of the tax pros out there could comment on if this is a Federal rule or a bank "overlay".

I am trying to get a 30 years fixed Fannie or Freddie loan. We even went over my Form 1065 K-1 box by box. My 1/3 show a -$805 loss in box #2, and also shows a +$4200 in box #19 (distributions).

Am I just out of luck here?  I have a second partnership with about the same figures too.

Thanks, Dan Dietz

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    Natalie Kolodij
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    No tax issue that I can think of. 

    I'm curious as to why the depreciation can't be added back to a partnership as well. Someone please tag me when one of these lending genius' share. 

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