It will show up on your taxes that way.

Feel free to DM me if you want to run numbers. 

Free attorneys from tenant-support groups are very effective in finding ways to block and delay.PS: for anyone interested in supporting our landlord legislative efforts please join the Rental Property Association of Wisconsin RPAWI.org which is a Milwaukee-based non-profit.Cashflow in Milwaukee is still possible at current interest rates, but you have to be careful to not "buy cashflow" with a huge capex liability that comes with old buildings! 

Hard money lender is not going to give you one lump sum cash to be free to spend.

@Jim Collins there is some nuance here....like how you are showing the properties on your tax returns...but all things considered, you should NOT have business debt held against you.  

She is 1099 her 2023 taxes are great but 2022 has quite  few deductions and does not have 5 years of the same 1099 experience.

Feel free to dm me.Best of luck!

The best I know of (and we can do this) is 15% down, but even then in this high interest rate, high tax, high insurance environment it's really hard to get a property to cash-flow positively without putting a lot more down.

My question to you guys is...would you go through a flip for 30K or less before taxes. 

Still very close to CA but no state income tax, property taxes DO NOT reassess on the sale (4th lowest property taxes in the US), much more landlord friendly, diversified job growth, population growth, and Reno doesn't have as severe of weather in the summer as Vegas.