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All Forum Posts by: Peter Frattarola

Peter Frattarola has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

I am in a similar boat with over $150k Income & multiple investment properties that depreciation puts at a loss & doesn't reduce my taxable income.  I don't plan to ever sell, maybe a 1031 tax exchange but without being a real estate professional I'd like to know how to take advantage of the losses.

Otherwise, I am just hurting my debit-to-income ratio for no reason that I am aware of

Good Evening,

I own a few investment properties and it's getting more difficult to find slam dunk cash flow and long-term appreciation properties.  One thing I have considered is purchasing a lot and building an investment property - duplex, triplex, single family home with in-lawsuite.  I have been told financing for this will be very difficult to obtain - can anyone assist me in how to finance such a transaction?