Quote from @Angie Jay: I invested in a syndication and on the Schedule K-1 Box 10 " section 1231" I have a loss.

If you also have W2 income, then Section 179 income limitation on Schedule C should not matter.Also, whether you take $1k of depreciation or $19k of depreciation, after adding it back you have the exact same income for underwriting purposes, so I'm not sure why you're concerned about a reduced amount of depreciation.

I have just received a draft of my tax return with the schedule E.

This covers most people's schedules.

Wholesaling, especially in the beginning, will test your discipline like nothing else.

Second is that you can be disciplined enough to take the money that is left over and not spend it on "stuff" so that you can have it to put down on your next property that you are going to house hack and that you will do it when you get to your next destination this summer or fall.

Hey TJ, you're in a great spot already with disciplined savings!

You could tap the $400k of equity in your primary, but that's a slippery slope with the little financial discipline you appear to have and could quickly lead to bankruptcy.

I self manage because no property management stuck out as any good. https://pr.mo.gov/boards/realestate/discipline/Paulakovich,%20Michelle.pdf

His disciplined approach demonstrates that opportunities persist for those who understand their market and control costs.