Rental properties are a great source for retirement income.

The income doesn’t even cover rent amount.

Both properties have an ARV of 110k, and $1,050/mo rental income.

I charge between 15% to 20% of gross rentals.

Find a duplex or a property with an ADU then you can use the rental income to qualify and pay part of your mortgage payment. 

You are able to get fix and flip loans no income no doc 

Give lenders details about your income, work history, assets, obligations, and credit score when requesting prequalification.

If so, it may still make sense given you would not be losing money plus you'll acquire more properties to scale.Alternatively, you can do another house-hack with low downpayment, or gather funding for a flip/BRRRR using your employment income.

Depends on your credit score and debt to income ratio etc .If it us full doc and it is a primary residence sounds a little high . if it is an investment sounds pretty solid .

“This highlights the importance of regular tax-loss harvesting in your after-tax nonretirement investment accounts throughout the year.”Contribution to a Traditional IRAAnother option would be to contribute to a traditional IRA to reduce taxable income, subject to contribution limits and deductibility phaseouts, says McGuff.