For this to matter in the current year, you have to have income to absorb it.

We can absorb this for the most part but millions cant. 

Im very green to alot of this and am trying to absorb as much information as I can.

I am currently in contract for investment property #2, and am absorbing as much information as I can.

If someone asks about arbitrage, I will tell them it is a bad idea overall unless you are in a position to absorb the possible failure.

Don't just absorb from people you THINK they are an expert and blindly follow.You know what the reason is in MY opinion letters, even the creepy ones .. like an eerie lellow letter written in blood... work?

Even though your post is highly offensive.Written in the typical arrogant self absorbed greedy double dipping "profesional" narrative. 

@Richard Rohrbough- thanks   1)  if the property has a good track record of decent  apprecaition - and the  future looks  equally as promisiing - you might  consider holding it absorbing the  negative   2) if not a decent future appreciation property - sell it  as  your  negative position is  likely a lot  more than $300 / month   after  factoring in all the other  issues  like vacancies /  repairs /  upgrades  etc ....3)  refinancing the loan- this is likely not viable  because of  rates being high now  but woth mentioning  4)  have you tried renting it at the higher  price yet? 

They really make sure that you absorb the information before you move on to the next section, and then test you on the entire chapter itself.

I'm new to RE investing and have found an interest in Performing and non-performing notes and am currently trying to absorb as much as possible on the subject.