If you leave the job but dont have the means to further expand your RE portfolio you may end up having to return to working the w2.The challenge is to honestly assess what your minimum requirements are.

@Davin PaulineI recommend finding an accountant/financial planner who specializes in real estate taxation, tax planning and financial planning.You may want to consider working with your accountant remotely to expand your options.I would also recommend looking for a accountant willing to work with you throughout the year.

Our city is experiencing rapid growth and presenting excellent opportunities for investors.I would be delighted to connect and share insights about our current market and turnkey properties.

My south Linden rating would be a C- to a C plus.The rapid appreciation of Columbus, Ohio also makes it hard to stay consistent with the letter grades.

Hello, I am looking to expand my brokerage from Chattanooga, TN to North GA but am having some issues with Georgia Real Estate Commission.

Can you please expand your thinking?

A couple big-time development projects has recently gone underway (expansions of  hyper-wealthy member clubs)we're looking to expand into a couple new markets, but we are entirely open to other locations.So I guess my questions are...1-is there a hands-down, by-the-numbers, best location in the US to invest in 2025?

If things go well I’ll have some folks to expand with and maybe some knowledge, and most importantly, courage to try other investing options. 

I wouldn't do it.Aside from that, Is your market landlord friendly enough to expand your risk? 

The rapid rise in interest rates have caused somewhat of a mess for multi-family but that damage is likely already in the past (but not played out yet).