I also see 5K as rental income loss in box 2 of the K1.My CPA says that 32K is section 1231 gain and so goes into capital gainsHowever, I feel the box 10 gain should go against my loss of 50K +5K from box2.

Even thought I would be able to rent all units out I wouldn’t feel comfortable putting that much capital into one property.

Consider capital gains tax, house hacking, FHA loans, and neighborhoods with high rental demand.

Then you'll have a few tools for capital at your disposal, including: personal funds, hard money, private money, and lines of credit... all there for you to grow/scale!

., cities without significant and sustained population growth), every investment dollar must come from your savings.As in the prior example, if you require 17 properties and each property costs $250,000 and your only acquisition cost is a 25% down payment, how much capital will you need?

What would you say is the starting capital needed to sustainably invest in real estate?

I can use past losses to offset current year capital gains but I can not use them to offset income in 2024.

I definitely want to be in a B or C neighborhood area since I have a low budget and capital but don't want the headache of bad neighborhood unsolvable problem, bad tenant to potentially deal with eviction and late rent. 

Great tools that get updated regularly.I am on the lending side of things and would be happy to hop on a call with you anytime to discuss financial strategies and help answer any questions you may have about nearly any loan product available to help you on your journey, even if they are not products my capital partners offer.

I am seeing more and more investors vertically integrate as they scale without adding any additional human capital.