@Pavan K.In general, real estate losses via operational loss or depreciation deduction can not be used to offset ordinary income (W2) if one’s adjusted gross income is over $150,000. 

convert to the full valuation but I know their is language in the law that states that a non owner occupied property has a max adjustment of 10% per year.

At least with the STR, I can at least adjust my nightly rate, but even that is way down.

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For those of you flipping or selling homes in this range, how long do you typically wait before adjusting price, especially when you’re still getting steady showings?

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Initially, we had a 60/40 profit split, but due to delays with a court judgment and the fact that there were $29,000 in back taxes, we adjusted the split to 42/58.

I expect the rent increases to cover the expense increases, but this year has.been a poor year for market rent increases in my market so my cash flow may be similar to last year (so lower in inflation adjusted dollars).

For a little context I'm currently in the process of paying down a mortgage that adjusted from 4.5% to 7.5% .

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