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$150K MAGI, Rental positive better?
As someone hits $150,000+ MAGI, rental losses no longer helps for non-RE professional. So in essence, you would actually want a 0 or slight positive in Schedule E as it can boost DTI calculations for another loan application. Am I saying this correctly? Is there a reason why a loss would still be preferrable? Thanks!