I read Multifamily Millions by David Lindahl, I went to Lifestyles Unlimited two day workshop in Houston, I read Loopholes of RE by Garrett Sutton, and I started 1031 exchanging my pricey San Diego single family (10 condos with HOA fees that were clearly out of my control) for a 10 unit in Cleveland Heights, 8 unit in Shaker Heights, 12 unit in Euclid, 12 unit in Painesville, 15 unit in Painesville, 21 unit in Painesville.

The back-door ROTH for higher earners is still an option, but a loophole I imagine will be closed at some point.For high income earners, the tax deduction for contributions is obviously more of a benefit than for the rest of us. 

Unfortunately the police are unable to help until an eviction is served (I am still info gathering, and would love to find a loop hole).

some of you never increase rent on your tenants, and this would be a good time to keep up.Let's take the average $2000 rental, you jack up the rent $100 every year, even on your existing tenants, and you come out ahead..also, there are loopholes LLs can take advantage of, last I read.

If you go to college and they require you to live on campus, look for loopholes to escape that in your second or third year.Best of luck to you.

Every time a corporation contributes heavily to a campaign to get a seat at the advising panel that recommends the wording of policy in order to create a loophole or a subsidy or an exemption, they're good businesspeople.Every time a high net worth individual declares his income as part of a trust inside an S-corp inside four or five LLCs, structures himself and his businesses like a pretzel, creates four or five highly questionable writeoffs to avoid paying out a penny more in taxes than he absolutely has to, he's really just "sheltering his assets."

We are closing on a deal on a passive income property and wanted to know what are all the loopholes?

IMO, there is no silent position, the terminology used is "benefit" that goes further than anyone trying to find loopholes.

Contracts are full of loopholes (contingencies) a sellers agent is going to make sure those loopholes work best for their client and maybe not so great for you.

Can use tax loopholes to help lighten the tax burden.