If you use outside funds it makes the tax situation tricky. good luck!

I really want to take a loan against my rental building so I can buy more investment properties, but my situation is I don't have tax returns ( new immigrant and this property has only generated income for 6 months), any suggestion on which financial institution can help a case like mine?

Or how do investors handle this situation? 

The property management company I use strongly confirms this as well.I could go on and on, and I know I'm in a win-win situation here, so I'm curious what you would do or if you have any insights to share.

It doesn’t make sense for the average family and  it doesn’t sound like a cash flowing situation for an investor.  

I also understand that a lot of it will all depend on what I can find in terms of a property and what kind of numbers I will see in cashflow but my thoughts are that if I look hard enough I can do better than my current situation - getting no cashflow.

. :)Caution: not every investor is in a financial situation where extra depreciation is helpful.

.  :-)Lastly, what other questions should I be asking or what other input would the BP crowd offer for this situation?

My ideal situation would be to place it on a loan as soon as I can to recoup my cash back and gain buying power again.

I'm just sitting here reading the verbiage of the exclusive contract, and it makes it seem like the one agent can be the only representative, however, when I called and asked her for clarification, she claims it's for only the properties we look at together, or the ones she is actively listing.Can I get some insight from an agent or buyer who has gone through a similar situation before?