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All Forum Posts by: Frank Visaggio

Frank Visaggio has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

@Rob Hakes and it wouldn’t be negative income because of the mortage > the rent ? 

We bought a rambler where we got a permit to build a 2nd kitchen on the first floor/basement.

We are plant to rent it to a family member for a below market rate but even if we rented it for a market rate the rent would only cover 60-70% of the mortage.

If we had them sign lease would this income count as a loss because it’s less than the mortgage and expenses? We also aren’t opposed to not charging them rent as we never intended for this property to be an “investment”. 

My next step is to reach out to a local tax preparation professional in Utah as I always did TurboTax because my income and investments were all in equities and pretty simple.

Also I don’t care about my risk for this family member regarding them not signing a lease they have done a ton for me. I was just thinking in the incredibly unlikely situation I had a lawsuit that required me to sell this property they could be locked into a below market lease for 2 years. (this idea I heard on a podcast in the 100s)


edit: also has not confident in the forum I posted this in. If a different one was more appropriate please let me know. 

any comps for rents in these units? in particular the 1-1s and 3-2s. thanks.