If you claim a large loss on this year's return, while some of the deductions can be added back, others cannot be and will negatively affect your ability to obtain financing.

I actually have to finish listening to the audiobook since I got sidetracked with the podcasts.My family owns a large plot of empty land in the East Bay and I'm interested in building some rental property on it.  

The quote he gave me in writing did say this was an estimate, but to me $3000 seemed like a large sum of money and I wasn't going to be comfortable if that was not the maximum cost.

The remaining 20% is with a syndicator for large multi-family properties. 

Bonus is that it has a detached 1 car garage which is not common in the area and a large corner lot.

The institutions have been holding on to a large number of SFR rentals for a few years now.

I'm like you on a larger scale but smaller net gains each. 

Hello,I am scaling my rental business and have previously not accepted any co-signers or guarantors simply because I didn't have enough units to fill and so I could afford to be more picky.

I want to grow and scale quickly.

Would it be seen as some sort of unlicensed lending because I've scaled it up to be a large operation?