My household income exceeds a MAGI of $150k. 

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@Wei Jie Yang, based on your post alone, you might be an accredited investor. 

Quote from @Donald Yang: Quote from @Conner Olsen: Quote from @Donald Yang: Hey guys,Looking to get into MTRs in my backyard and I was wondering if you guys usually do it yourself or get a property manager.

Originally posted by Jeff Yang: J, I really appreciate your advice.

Originally posted by @Loic Assobmo:Originally posted by @Nicholas Bolcon:To clarify for everyone who seems confused, I believe the OP is talking about the fact that if you make under a certain amount of MAGI (may be 150k not sure but I thought it was 115k) you can deduct up to a certain amount of passive losses from your regular income. 

And soundproofing it up the ying yang! 

I understand the general yin-yang that when demand for bonds increases, it pushes down yields and brings rates down with it, but I am hungry for a deeper understanding—a view behind the curtain of how the whole system works.

@Patricia Yang cool concept - I think a lot of landlords would sign up for something like that.

@Patricia Yang electricity and gas are easy here.