Not all things you consider an expense are honored by the court.For example, in a Colorado Court of Appeals case, “the trial court found that the principal portion of the mortgage payments did not qualify as ordinary and necessary expenses for purposes of calculating child support.”It’s All In The NumbersAccording to the Census Bureau, “Parents who received regular child support payments received a monthly average of $604 and a monthly median of $396 in 2017.”

However, the pay-off can be much larger.I believe people need to increase their ordinary income before they consider making investments.

Once you qualify for REPS, prior year suspended losses can be used to offset current year ordinary income.

According to the IRS the vehicle needs to be used for 50% for business and needs to be "ordinary" and "necessary".Anybody who can give their expertise I would appreciate it.Thanks!

As other people have stated here, the answer is probably non-deductible to offset ordinary income.

If you are not in the trade or business of lending, the interest will be considered portfolio income.If you are in the trade or business of lending, the interest will be considered ordinary income.

So you may just end up delaying ordinary deductions and increasing ordinary income with recapture under 1245.This also means you may get tax deductions at a rate lower for deductions when you have less income, and higher rates charged on recapture in the year of disposal.

@Jay Sloan  Hello, for someone who is interested in learning about commercial real estate can you tell me why the proof of funds from Peter Harris' company seemed out of the ordinary? 

Are there any specific (out of the ordinary) things I should be cautious/aware of?

Another accountant said it’s ordinary income subject to SE tax since we’re a partnership LLC.