I just bought a property to flip with a Hard money lender, and started working on it and supposed to sell in 6 months.

You will have more money to invest and way less stress.

CPA recommended we open a joint business checking account under both of our names to keep tax season simple.

However, more money has been made the other way; scaling to volume.  

I was confused about how to file taxes and separate tax deductibles from personal and business filing, as a H1B holder.

For newer investors, they seem to be very high income earners (tech workers, physicians) or have lots of capital but it's tougher to buy here without a lot of money. 

There is also one mentioned a lot on this forum that has a long thread that someone shared the investors are wiped out, just not officially because the sponsors are trying to scrape up as much money through capital calls to get back their own money that they provided to the syndication in the fashion of loans. 

Hi,Could someone share any IRS experience or their stance on tax deductions changes that went into effect after 2017?

The only thing holding me back from trying to keep them is the fact that I want to use the money from this project to fund a different multifamily project here in the Seattle area.

I am being told I need more money down for another property.