Currently I file just a regular 1040 with the requisite Schedule E's for the properties.

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@David Morrison I know that @Matthew Gullo is planning a BP meetup in the coming month, let him know and he will add you to the e-mail list.

So I started to do some number crunching, and I was thinking of using hard money loan to try and finance the deal but quickly found out as a college student making about 3-4k depending on sales on my e-commerce store that I was not going to be able to afford the monthly payments for just the interest alone.

@German E FrancoFind the pain point for the successful investor and help eliminate it.

@E BradyThanks for the response.

Assuming you are buying good cashflow positive real estate & have properly prepared tax returns (as on example, pay attention to schedule E box 2 "fair rental days" especially.... 4 months of the year is not 365 "fair rental days."), your DTI (properly calculated) should actually improve more and more, the more real estate you own.

@Lynnette E.

If I convert it back into an investment property, how do I calculate the depreciation when I start putting it back on my Schedule E?

Hi All,In this era of e-commerce, more and more people are having packages delivered to their homes.