Hello BP!I'm trying to file 2022 (I know, I'm late) and I have a question on flexibility in deciding when I can use capital losses. I want to take advantage of the 0% LTCG rate up to 90k-ish MFJ + standard deduction, ...

Is building a second floor too complicated? 

Anyway, the process of getting up and running as a landlord in Georgia isn't super complicated.  

Having sold over $200 Million worth of this stuff I can say without the slightest doubt that, that's the more accurate predictor of performance than what some Joe DIY did or didn't do.It's not really as complicated as you guys may think.You've got your gross income folks.

there are many tax complications?

Well, none of this investing is THAT complicated or "secret."

:(The high returns outweigh the issues with banks and complexity with the IRS in my opinion.Especially since you are so complicated Mr C hahaDon't worry tho, The Dingo still has a soft spot for you in my heart.ps.

@Megan BallardIt’s called Underpinning the foundation and it’s quite complicated, expensive and can be dangerous in older homes.

The math gets a bit more complicated to calculate the adjusted deduction but the minimum is $1050 (scaling up with earned income). 

It's not complicated, but it's not easy.