Hey Greg, I think the book you're thinking of was "The E-myth" by Michael E.

I'm talking about amortization and depreciation on Schedule E tax forms.  

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I have not met him yet, he e-mailed his application.

Apparently, Cypress Hills and E.

its a start in the right direction thanks so much @Jason E.

John E.

The answer is yes, no, it depends.The interest on the portion of the refi used to repay loans used to acquire or rehab the property would be corrected deducted on schedule E for the property.

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@Jon S. understood and I was not referring to you at all as well as a number of other people on here but I know a bunch of people without that who expect to get the same type of leverage on C assets at best and in some cases even better terms than experienced people get (I get e-mails from people all day with little experience wanting to raise highly levered private money at like 6% - 7%).