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Updated over 6 years ago,
Partnership/Tax Question - Needs to show a loss
I'm trying to figure out the following scenario but need your help. A relative of mine wants to invest 100k in real estate, only if it will show as a loss on his taxes. He's not a real estate investor but has cash to invest. He doesn't want to be on the loan, which I'm fine being on the loan solo.
My question is, how do I know or calculate if a property will produce a loss on his taxes based on him just putting in money, not being on the loan, and being a 50-50 partner. Do I just calculate income - expenses - depreciation? Or am I missing something?
I have rental properties myself but never had a partner, and never one with this request to show a loss specifically. I always buy for cash flow, not appreciation, but do I have to change my thinking for this scenario?
Any advice would be appreciated, tax or otherwise.
Thanks,
Greg Junge