the reason I believe I would want to is because showing less of a loss for the property on my taxes might help my debt to income ratio when trying to get future loans.You want to take all of the deductions you are legitimately entitled to even if it doesn't help you in the current year.

I checked out the business and it seemed legit. Im

If you are making legitimate offers and have every intention of honoring them barring extenuating circumstances I see no reason why what you are doing is perfectly reasonable and valid.

Steve, forums can be lousy venues for talking about detailed tax issues.

and to get some legitimate advice.

If there is legitimate business use then your daily updated log will hold up.

Good day to all, just as a response to the question is DHM a legitimate company.

When talking about no deductions I think that refers to the typical homeowner that gets to deduct mortgage interest, not a business that deducts expenses associated with doing business before paying taxes on net income.I don't know the specific details of Carson's tax plan (or any of the others for that matter) but it seems very unlikely that any plan could eliminate deduction of legitimate business expenses before paying tax on net income.

If it is legitimate, they will say no.

If you put this method into action, but never actually buy anything, the IRS will likely question this at some point.But if you're continually in a purchase mode, I see this as a fairly legitimate method.