Purchase price: $241,000 Cash invested: $72,000 This is a 1900sqft, 3bd/2bth with bonus room for office/kids play room.

Here has been my experience:Having a down payment, closing costs, and reserves (in my case ~$40k) are bonus points for when applying to lenders!

Long story short, he was licensed, and did have insurance, and admitted total fault, so the client got a nice big bonus check to help out his renovation!

As someone who churned credit cards aggressively for signup bonuses and owns 50+ cards I'll give a few thoughts.Depending on your credit score and income, some big banks don't give very high credit limits on their cards. 

The ITC numbers, basically, provide in year one 30% ITC and the accelerated bonus depreciation deduction provides a roughly 70% equipment write-off. 

May be the program attached to his 5 hours to wealth book and "free bonuses".  

Have you looked into cost segregation studies, bonus depreciation, 179D, historical tax credits, etc.?

Bonus if someone from your area sets you up on here, but I'd want paperwork from my state as each can vary with their laws.

We have used W-2 income, to include bonuses, tax returns, etc. to buy a number of newer quality houses. 

Hi,I had a quick question - hypothetically, if I had capital gains on stocks, could I theoretically purchase a property that same year and do bonus depreciation from the property to offset my stock capital gains taxes?