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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Dan D.
  • Huntington Beach, CA
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The Tax Question

Dan D.
  • Huntington Beach, CA
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So I am just starting out here and in the process of educating myself. I think the BRRR method is great; but, I don't have the resources set up to execute this strategy (yet). I also make decent money and really need the tax benefits of owning RE.

A poster pointed out the large benefit of depreciation and this has caused me to consider buying in A and B neighborhoods for smaller cash flow (with financing) and potential appreciation vs. B and C areas cash at lower price points (30-50k) and higher cash flow.

At the same time I don't really want to pay "retail" for my properties via turnkey.

Thoughts?

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