Lots of beautiful places to see and visit in Cali, but financially for a lot of people it can be a struggle. 

A new car loses nearly 25% of the price you pay for it the moment you drive is off the lot.

So I’m my situation can I take 6k in losses (3k to offset my other 3k in gains and then 3k off my income) or does it not work that way and I can only accept 3k in losses Your post is not clear in what type of taxable income that you have from your stocks.if they are dividends, then you have no capital gains at the moment and you can sell stocks that generate $3,000 worth of losses which can be used in 2022.If you are talking about $3,000 of capital gains, then yes, if you net a transaction that results in 6,000 in losses, you would net to $3,000 loss which can be used in 2022.Best to confirm everything with your accountant.

I actually attended a richdad conference once and the speaker was also a retired CPA that had the exact same light bulb moment you did.

Purchase price: $220,000 This house is a 3Bed 2Bath - 1,396 Sqft Ranch.A lot of beautiful renovations, once looked like this.

The market rents are a valid source of income to list.Other than that at the moment,  the previous replies make practical sense.You might look onto FHA loans also, but I am.not versed in its application to multis.Much success!!

The house had a front porch so I extended the living space over the front porch (full addition) and just added a new door :) It was a full gut renovation so marginally wasn't to bad... but that and the extra bathroom made the fix up have sense... from awkward 3/1 to beautiful 3/2

@Kevin Escobar like others mentioned, I am also just using excel, but I only have one rental at the moment.

If so, who pays rent at the moment?

Use this moment to start making your checklist.