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All Forum Posts by: Edward Kanive

Edward Kanive has started 3 posts and replied 22 times.

Does anyone have a good link to how to deduct from w2 income using real estate “losses”. I understand it mostly but I need my wife to more and I can’t get her on board, 

I’m trying to convince my wife it’d be worth her time. 

we’re a two physician house but she’s not practicing because we have 5 kids under 4 plus she has to do residency. I’m not sure how much it would help currently as we have only 2 pretty profitable and inexpensive properties. 


what sort of portfolio would we need to make a dent. I will gross about 525,000$ this year. If she were to practice, she’d do part time and thus only be 150k or so. Does anyone have strong opinions or savvy  advice for this? 
I don’t have much borrowing power as banks let me buy all 3 if my properties with 0 percent down (physician loan) and I’m only 32. I don’t have a lot of time built up building equity. Also, have 500k in student loans that I am waiting until 2027 to have forgiven via a government program. So might not be able to expand a ton until then anyway.

Quote from @Kenny Tran:

Hi everyone, I recently sold a house and made 80k net profit. Can I defer paying taxes on the 80k if I bought an investment property with the earnings? I currently am in the process of buying 2 properties and putting down a total of 50k. I am using the proceeds from the 80k to purchase these 2 investment properties but I dont know if its possible to lower my tax bill by purchasing these. 


 If you aren’t someone maxing out 401k, 457, back door Roth, HSA, you could do that? Funds aren’t usable… but it’s avoiding taxes. If you’re in an upper end tax bracket, I would definitely be maxing those all out anyway…. But you’d definitely benefit from sheltering then.