They dont even have a profit & loss or balance sheet available (for landlords).We upgraded to the highest paid level and it was the same.Please let me know if I am missing anything!

I am at a loss as for what to do.

Otherwise, you need a solid log and a lot of hours.If you pass this hurdle, you will need to generate enough allowable losses to offset your W2 income, which also comes with complications.

Assuming you showed a loss and need to convince them you really didn’t lose money?

You'd probably be able to get $1400 a month from lending that amount of capital, so that would cover the $500 per property loss, and then you would be up $400 a month total to your household budget. 

If your income is $80,000(and you are single), you likely can use up-to $25,000 of losses from real estate to offset.The question now is whether the $40,000 is a current deduction or it needs to be capitalized.

The fear of early payoff and loss is great. 

They have policies and procedures in place that will reduce losses.

All speculators who purchase pre construction condos/homes from developer to assign or flip are basically screwed.. only the lucky ones will make a profit or breakeven but most will take a loss or lose the whole deposit.

@Nate SanowCapital gains should not be a big issue since it's also my primary, besides I will also have some capital losses to cover the gains on the rental units.