Every additional partner is a potential element of shade and further loss of control.Good luck, Alex.

My loss is your gain. 

If he pays me what he owed, this can be a problem because I may have paid more to the Bank.Even if I break even, its a loss of time and opportunity.

Also Basecamp is pretty awesome for one-off project management things you'd want a thread-like forum or checklist driven things ie: "hey team, lets explore the feasibility of adding a sales manager" or "Acquisitions agent training checklist: start here"

@James Griffin  Sorry for your loss.  

Essentially your can creatively document enough imaginary wear and tare that this imaginary loss covers your real profit. 

From my understanding as long as the holding company owns at least 90% of the operating company you can pass income and losses right through to the holding company.

But as it has been mentioned in some of the other posts also, that it is not always feasible to approach these professionals for every property that you are trying to analyze, so my question here is how do you evaluate it at the beginning of the deal so you don't find yourself crossing your fingers at the time of appraisal while selling your property! 

I am considering listing my rental with a price that would lose me 200 a month.  What kind of write off would I be looking at on my taxes.  Using round numbers here is my situation.I bought a new house for the family ...

If the current rent is 725 and your at 450, that is a loss of money to your business and you!