This is incorrect based on what the original poster is asking.Rentals do not have to show a taxable profit on schedule E.

Originally posted by @Jonathan Greene:The search feature is a dinosaur and barely ever works for what you need it to.Yup I find it worthless myself  It needs to auto load if you get close.. for instance if I was looking for  Jonathan and did not remember he had and Extra E on the end of his name I would not be able to find it at all.  

You can combine networth, liquidity, and connections to purchase large properties you couldn't qualify for by yourself.Does this make sense? 

In your opinion, what digital free resources (e-book, guides, reports, etc.) would a landlord appreciate from a service provider?

Hello, this is the first post for me! I am a big supportor of this network. I wanted to see if there is anyone that could direct me with financing. I have 450k invested. I wanted to see if someone could recommend how ...

I am at the point where I am out of liquid assets, and have left my W2 job to focus on real estate and a side business, so I cant get another traditional mortgage, and a deal like this could really be helpful with my current situation.So my question: What are some good ways to structure an equity partnership with 1 or more outside partners in which they provide all, or almost all of the cash, to fund the deal, and I do all the work?

@Lynnette E.

So while you may think you are liquid and have “available capital” on a HELOC line, it may not always be there if the lender decides they don’t want the risk of that line being out there any longer.

I'm a fan and personally keep my liquid funds in a high yield savings account.

My favorite being turning a single-family into either a two-unit or more.