Im at 100% win rate.I turn up show them the contract, the hud-1 and a copy of the MLS print outAll my deals have been at arm's length so they can't argue that I bought it at market value and they have over taxed me.Yes distress PR or sherrif sales you ain't got no chance at reducing your taxes

After someone takes over taxes from a tax sale, they charge interest and a bill racks up.

Your business (whether or not it is incorporated) could sponsor a 401(k) plan to which pre-tax IRA funds could be rolled-over tax free and used for real estate investments.Real estate investing can also be done within an IRA, but the 401(k) plan is far better, so long as you qualify.

If they wait a while, they'd only owe taxes on the difference between the value at the time of your death and the value when they sell - no rolled over taxes from previous props to worry about. 

Funds from your prior employer-sponsored 401k could be rolled over tax-free to your new Solo 401k plan, preventing them from getting a haircut due to taxes and penalties on early withdrawal.

2.5 years (depending what kind of property it is ...it might be 6 months) start from the time of the sale. that date is on your cert of sale. also, some municipal liens take priority over tax deed e.g. city of chicago receiver lien will not be wiped off the title once you get the tax deed.  

If the city council doesn't run them out or overtax them, Airbnb's in the downtown area is a solid investment.

Hi, folks. I am a new investor and I got a rental property in Texas. I did not rent it out last year since I got it in Dec. I've some cost incurred in 2020 such as loan points, agent fee for finding a tenant, etc, so ...

Allegheny County WILL NOT adjust your property’s value for you, and YOU WILL CONTINUE TO BE OVERTAXED UNLESS YOU file a property tax appeal for 2023.The Allegheny County tax appeal DEADLINE is March 31, 2023.

Question for my 2022 and 2023 taxes:I qualify as a Real Estate Professional and I did a cost segregation last year. That led to a qualified business loss of 78k to carry over from 2021. For 2022 tax year I am going to...