The reason this works well and is permitted in my building is because I live here, so my guests technically become 'roommates' while they stay with me.The one BIG caveat I would share with your vision is to make sure management / your HOA doesn't have a rental restriction that stipulates rental minimums / %s / caps / durations / etc.

A good policy will also cover loss of use should an unlikely event happen.Re: liability.  

We built the vision for them for what it could be like. 

They have to sweep, mop etc.We charge $100 pet fee and that covers up to2 dogs.We use this for small breakage or losses. 

I also want them to understand ME and my vision: my homes are there for women who WANT recovery and will WORK for it-we're not just a cheap place to live in SoCAL with all utilities paid.

Hi experts, I have a question about net passive income from rental properties.Say I have passive loss (say -X) from investment property A, but have passive positive (say +X) from investment property B.For tax purposes, can I pool A&B together to net them to 0 on the whole passive rental properties income?

I have the ability to get these units built at very favorable costs and there are no real comps I can find so I am at a loss for planning my development strategy with regards to the size of loan I could reasonably get.This will be my first project and my partner's third but he self-financed the two others.

There are losses due to vacancy during any turnover, but even that is minimal.

Cheers,Jasper, the Pat Boukhaled investor team,Turning investment visions into reality in Phoenix, AZ - ranked #1 for residential real estate growth and opportunity by PwC.Mobile: (480) 531-837

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