OK just found out we (my wife and I) have about 65K in passive loss carry over going forward. So being retired with 2 rental incomes that break even or only generate a little income we will not be able to apply much i...
If you have a rental loss for a property lets say in California but live in New York but have no other income in California, could the loss reduce NY income or it stays with the state where the property is located?
Schedule E shows $52k in losses for 6 properties. Due to mortgage interest, depreciation, repairs, supplies, maint fee, etc. But allof that only reduced my earn income by $6k. Sounds like I’m doing something wrong. Th...
Hi BP family, we are a military family who moved to New Braunfels, TX and purchase our primary residence in April 2022 with the plan to stay for at least another 4 years. However, as our luck would have it, I receive...
So i am hearing from a CPA that because my wife and I make over 150k per year, that I cant really take advantage of tax losses from my rental property. I can carry them forward, but it doesn't reduce my actual gross i...
Hi,I think I understand the difference between active and passive income. Passive income applies to most small landlords/owners as they collect rent from tenants. This also applies to investors who collect interest or...
Hi,When 1031 exchange is performed, what happens to the Passive Activity loss on original property? We have considerable PAL and good equity on the original property, wondering what happens to this loss after the exch...
I’m looking for some advice. How much does one property reduce your state/federal income taxes? How much does 2 properties reduce it? I know this is a largely variable question, just looking for advice/ guidance, if i...
I understand this has the potential to be a complex discussion and consulting with my CPA will ultimately be the thing to do, but I am very curious what other's are doing in this space, thus coming the forum. After re...
Although I owed a duplex as a primary residence in the past, I'm just now getting into multi-families as investment vehicles- mostly buy and hold for cash flow. My income is moderate, but combined with my wife's we re...