Quote from @Lynn Green: I spent $20,000 on replacing decking front and back.

Was able to close a loan with David Green's One Brokerage and Allen Marshall was great.

I can think of two scenarios, please tell me which one is correct (or maybe both are wrong)-----------------------------------------------------------------(A) passive losses first eat into profit on sale and remaining goes towards depreciation recaptureprofit from selling - suspended losses = $200,000 - $100,000 = $100,000Depreciation recapture taxes on this $100,000 of left over profit, which is 25% of $100,000 = $25,000 taxes owed----------------------------------------------------------------(B) IRS says, nope, first we recapture depreciation and then take care of passive lossesDepreciation recapture tax on $150,000 out of that $200,000 profit from saleremaining $50,000 gets offset from my $100,000 of suspended losses, so no taxes on remaining $50,000.

I have been reading lots of books by brilliant people like David Greene and Brandon Turner among others.

I highly recommend you read David Greene's "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" and the "BRRRR" book.

I am planning to read David Greene's book on long distance investing, but figured I'd get the ball rolling now and open the floor for any advice. 

@Josh Green another option is seller financing or private money. 

Amazon, Instacart, Uber Eats, Doordash--they're all making it easier to receive goods without going to a store.

But the process of getting a green card is being delayed too long.

The one in December, he had Kyle Green (Mortgage Broker) as the guest speaker.Cheers.