I would echo statements about passive losses (the limit you get now vs. the unlimited losses as a Realtor or RE professional), and how active or passive you want to be as an investor, which will determine your strategy.One thing I didn't see mentioned was that there may be more you could do to maximize the tax advantages of your business.

At this point in my life I'm focused on maximizing my time with my wife and kids, as passively as possible, while trying to everyone a legacy.

My wife and I are owners of a couple SFR's in the Denver area and in the attempt to educate ourselves on all of the avenues available to maximize monthly cash-flow numbers, I'd like to learn more from people currently experiencing success in the corporate rental space in Denver.Looking forward to connecting and learning from everyone!

I would try and maximize your VA benefits and look for a 2-4 unit property that you can house hack.

@Cole HollowayI think it's a good idea to maximize (or at least utilize) contributions to tax-advantaged accounts such as IRAs and 401ks.

However, we use John Hyre (https://www.taxreductionlawyer.com) (he recently moved from Ohio to Puerto Rico to save on taxes himself) to oversee everything and make sure we're maximizing our tax deductions.

You would maximize money by stopping eating out.

What could the numbers possibly be on your househacks, between San Diego being so expensive and using FHA which would maximize your loan payments? 

Hi there,I need to get a strong CPA that can help me with filing in a few different states, I have 4 LLCs in TN, WI, OH, CA and since houses are new I need someone who really knows how to maximize depreciation and can help me get a real estate professional tax status as I heard this helps.Thank you so much!!!

As a landlord you should be analyzing your investment properties to maximize your return.