@Opus 17 Thanks for the replies.
Yes, i agree that buying with cash and replenishing later does not do me good overall, unless i keep tons of records ready.
What i am currently planning to do is: Regular Finance as acquisiton loan for investment property. However, the downpayment of this investment property, will come from my cashout refinance funds(secured on primary home).
The thing which is bothering me is :-
Cashout refinance has lets say $100 funds available to me, for using it.
1.)$10 - Used for downpayment on investment property
2.)$10 - Used for stocks investments
3.)$10 - Used for stocks . Then sold it, then putting it back to realestate investment downpayment
4.)$70 - Waiting for next oppurtunites to arise. It may take me 6-12 months for same.
Are all above 4 items eligible for deduction, as long as i can show the intent. If there is a waiting period, i may use funds to move around for other investment types and then put it back, as and when needed.
For such scenarios, how does deduction work?
