Minimize your deductions and maximize your income (and, of course, taxes) for two years.

I've been reading this thread and enjoying it.Just have to say, and I'm DEFINITEY NOT an expert in any sense, but while "history tends to repeat itself" is a useful maxim, it's also sort of silly. 

Do I maximize the value of the furniture+vehicle and minimize the house price or vice versa. 

Long story short, I paid someone to do my taxes and my return was stellar. The new problem is that I cannot get qualified to refinance a property, let alone buy another because my DTI is too high due to my tax return....

Ultimately, it makes us successful in our plans to maximize their value to our investors.

You: maximize your income while borrowing on one project to finance the next.

(If you can then maximize its value without tearing it down, all the better). 

They are trying, as all businesses do, to maximize their income by leveraging their strengths.

Additionally, they reinvest cash from the equity in their rentals into other rentals / vehicles in order to maximize their return and prevent "dead equity" from "diminishing" their ROI.  

I primarily need advice on:- Is it a good location for rental & What kind of tenants it will attract- How to rehab to maximize return w/ cost estimation- Conservative rent projection based on the rehabI need property managers for it, I tried to contact a few companies, but their response seems slow and I won't be able to directly talk to the actual property manager.Anyone can help?