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Kyle Houlahan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tampa, Fl
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Real Estate LLC, Net Loss/Tax Deductions

Kyle Houlahan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tampa, Fl
Posted

Hello everyone, my name is Kyle and I've recently decided to begin investing in real estate. After finding myself on BiggerPockets almost daily reading through posts, I've decided to join!

Long-story short, I've created a single-member LLC with the purpose of investing in real estate and financial securities. I've opened a business bank account and filed all the necessary paperwork with the state.

I currently am pre-approved for a mortgage and have a pending offer on a property that I intend to purchase, rehab, and sell. However, my mortgage application is in my personal name and from what I've read, it's not a good idea to transfer the deed to an LLC after the sale of the property because the bank can call the loan.

My question is, what, if any, expenses are tax deductible through my business? Can I purchase and write-off amounts related to the rehab of the house?

Also, I know that with a single-member LLC, a net loss for the business will reduce your overall taxable income. Is a scenario where my LLC incurs a loss due and reduces my taxes owed on other income realistic as a real estate investor?

Any advice is appreciated. Currently seeking an experienced CPA to help me through this in more detail, but I figured i would post on here to see what you guys thought.

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