I getting ready to sell a rental house which has accumulated a significant amount of Net Operating Loss over the past 20 years.  I understand I can use this NOL to reduce my personal taxable income.  Question:  Can I ...

Hi,Had a quick question to confirm I am understanding how passive activity losses and depreciation (and depreciation recapture works). Please see below hypothetical example. Assuming I bought the below property and so...

Hello,Depreciation is touted as one of the big benefits of buying investment real estate (rentals) . I am not able to understand the benefit of taking depreciation on a rental property. On one hand IRS rules force you...

Hello BiggerPockets Family,I own a 3 unit multifamily house and I'm considering having a cost segregation study to accelerate the depreciation on the property.  I know that this makes sense as a tax strategy for comme...

Hi BP, 
I wanted to post to make sure I'm understanding the depreciation recapture process using an overly simplified example.  I'm leaving out deductions for closing costs, maintenance, repairs etc.
Say I buy a hou...

Hi All,Is there any way to structure a private lending arrangement so that income is considered passive (by IRS standards) and can offset accumulated schedule E losses? Perhaps as a syndication or credit fund? 

Hey Guys,I had several expenses this year associated with homes that we ultimately did not close on (inspections, termite inspections, etc.).  Are those treated like normal business expenses against my LLC for tax pur...

Tax question.  I am not a real estate professional.  However, I accumulate a good amount of passive activity losses from rental properties.  An opportunity has come along to partner or JV with a company that does a nu...

Hi,I’m having a tax discussion with my accountant, and I just want to double check that he’s got it right, so I thought I would reach out to the BP community!If I own 3 SFHs as rentals and two of them produce profits ...

First time investor looking for multi unit property. I can possibly get financed through a bank, but the 20% down payment would be a challenge. Any suggestions?