The concern is that there may be some technicalities within the PM side that might prevent us from doing this, so that’s where I need your help!

I was wondering if we could technically take some of the proceeds out to have more reserves on hand and use those future losses as a way to offset the gains from keeping some of the sale proceeds.

So, technically we didn't pass the 90-day challenge, but boy was it an adventure!

Technically Humboldt Park but right on edge of Bucktown/Logan Square.

Technically, it is called "portfolio income" and is taxed at ordinary rates.Your lender probably confuses business income with ordinary income.

Assume a good quality $375k 2bd/1or2bth duplex 4.75% rate, 20% down, $5k closing costs (assume $60k of needed $80 will come from father technically), no initial repairs needed.

Smart of Apple to do this, taking advantage of the great technical talent in the area with companies like Lenovo (IBM) being there for years.

@Eric Schwake@Mark Welp is technically correct that real estate outside of an IRA is fairly well tax sheltered.   

While you can technically file on the 2nd, my attorney said he has known many judges to throw it out since there is that 5 day grace period before a late fee is incurred, which give the illusion to the tenant that rent is due by the 5th.

For example, my moms IRA investing with just my husband and not technically with me.