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Michael Zuber
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fresno, CA
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Any Creative idea's to use Large Passive Loss Carry Forward???

Michael Zuber
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fresno, CA
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Hello Team
Curious if the BP Team of experts has some creative ideas on how I can start to use my large 6 figure Passive Loss Carry Forward?
I earn more than the 125K threshold, I am still employed and plan to be for 2-4 more years.
It just annoys me to no end that I keep building my carry forward loss.
So I was thinking instead of reading the same definition over and over again that I would ask the BP team as you may have some strategies, experience or ideas on how I could structure things to be more tax efficient.

Thanks as always for your advice, thoughts and help

Mike

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