You can achieve returns on that cash if you put in into income producing real estate.

No, you do not get to choose whichever tax schedule produces the best result.

Cap rate, is a fundamental formula in real estate investing, particularly for evaluating income-producing properties like multifamily units.

It calculates 110k-120k per year, so the average is 10-11k (it includes different rates and different occupancy) thought-out the year.I think 2023 revenue is down because 2021-2022 are not normal years, and were producing more STR revenue.#2, #3 great insights into the average group and demographics, thanks!

It kills me to lose money after so many years of effort but I could at least have a down payment for perhaps two income producing rental homes that might actually appreciate one day (in a totally different state that is!).

This year I have seen where Newbie BP members in Tampa were asking if it was alright to buy a Rental that produced Negative Cash Flow and just count on Longterm Appreciation?

I'm putting it into book format because it's a personal challenge, I will have something tangible to show for all my work, it can produce some income, it may help my business grow locally, and because I'm not always available to answer every question every time.If you want to build storage in Cody, give me a holler and I'll do what I can to help.

The only reasons I can think of are the following:You need the money ( A good reason not to do a 1031)You wanted to realize a capital gain in a hot marketYour current equity was no longer producing enough return

This amounts to lost opportunity because if you had purchased RE, at the closing it can start producing return.5) ADUs detract from the existing structure whether this is privacy, a garage, or just yard space. 6) this is related to the value added by the ADU, but there are many more buyers looking to purchase homes for their family than there are RE investors looking to purchase small unit count properties.

However, the two reasons LLC exist are (1) to produce a “remote entity” that doesn’t have the compliance complications of a corporation so that it’s relatively easy to comply and very difficult to prove an LLC is a persons “alter ego” (thou nowhere near impossible) and (2) to provide a remote entity that qualifies for “pass through” taxation benefits.