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All Forum Posts by: Loic Assobmo

Loic Assobmo has started 13 posts and replied 23 times.

Post: Earnings too high to claim passive losses?

Loic AssobmoPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 26
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@Natalie Kolodij

Thanks for clarifying. So just to be clear your net taxable obligations are based on sale price minus construction costs?

When we have done brrrs in the past - after acquisition - redoing carpeting, redoing windows, repainting etc. these expenses we itemized and then deducted against our net profits. Are you saying this is incorrect?

Thanks,

Post: Earnings too high to claim passive losses?

Loic AssobmoPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 26
  • Votes 6

@Natalie Kolodij slightly different question - when you build new construction projects, is the construction budget deductible for tax purposes the same way that your rehab budget on a brrr can be deducted?

Post: new construction tax implication

Loic AssobmoPosted
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when you build new construction projects, is the construction budget deductible for tax purposes the same way that your rehab budget on a brrr can be deducted?

Post: Earnings too high to claim passive losses?

Loic AssobmoPosted
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Originally posted by @Nicholas Bolcon:

To clarify for everyone who seems confused, I believe the OP is talking about the fact that if you make under a certain amount of MAGI (may be 150k not sure but I thought it was 115k) you can deduct up to a certain amount of passive losses from your regular income.  So if you are making under a certain amount you do have the option to not solely offset passive income with passive losses.  This is a question that actually could affect my taxes this year, I'm not 100% sure yet which is why I will ask the accountant.

this is exactly my question. I believe that you can deduce up to 25k passive losses if you make under 100k. however from 100k - 150k that 25k phases out. But I am curious if there are work arounds that will allow non real estate professionals to get deductions irregardless of earned income? or if there is a unique way to qualify as a real estate professional even if you have a full time job.

Post: Earnings too high to claim passive losses?

Loic AssobmoPosted
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@Michael Bishop so you’re saying you’re saying if one property has net positive and another one has net negative you can use that to offset the positive. I’m sorry please give an example so I can better understand.

Post: Earnings too high to claim passive losses?

Loic AssobmoPosted
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@Brittany R. Really ? Can you please explain a little of how that works out? Are you able to claim losses over 50k?

Post: Earnings too high to claim passive losses?

Loic AssobmoPosted
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Earnings too high to claim passive losses?

so what happens if you have lots of passive losses on real estate - but your active income is over 150k? is there a way to still claim those loses if you are a full time employer in healthcare.

Post: Gap funders in Georgia

Loic AssobmoPosted
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Has anyone had experience using gap funders for new constructions in ATL? Are these gap funders able to help cover closing fees if user if using a lender to fund other aspects of the project (lot purchase & rehab)

Post: Question about paying multiple mortgages

Loic AssobmoPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
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Question for seasoned investors with multiple units and mortgages through different companies. Is there an app or solution that allows you to pay all mortgages in one single portal?

Post: Owning more than 10 properties

Loic AssobmoPosted
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@John Warren this is interesting to me. 1.So you’re saying commercial properties 8+ units can have more favorable terms than 3-4family? Never even considered those types of deals cause I assumed I didn’t have enough capital to put down 20%. 2. Could you give me a hypothetical scenario with made up numbers of what those kinds of deals would look like - money down and monthly mortgage? 3. And I’m assuming you’re referring to using commercial lenders right?