But a CRT simply to lower your tax bill will still end up with the bulk of the benefit going to the charity not you.These trusts are basically large properties in all different sectors that are owned in a trust structure originating in ...wait for it...Delaware. 

Cash for keys is like a failed government program: throw more money at it and hope the problem goes away.If you take on Section 8 tenants, it would be wise to understand the program.

I’m also a government employee and have used a loan ($50k) to cover the rehab of a property.I don’t see it as an all in thing, as a fed, you are working towards a pension, social security, still putting in 10% into a 401k (with employer match)  and have a regular w2 income as long as you want to hang around.

People are still dealing with the challenges from COVID, government policy responses and the inflation that resulted. 

I'm not opposed to proving I'm a real person by showing a government issued picture ID, but I am against giving an agent a copy of my driver's license or passport to keep on file.

You get to share it with your state, with the federal government, and fun fact the more you have the more they take.

Unlike some states, North Carolina does not impose a state property tax, leaving the determination of tax rates to local governments.

On top of that, if you say something wrong, you can be liable for civil damages on top of criminal charges.I’ve had one signing with an investor, who is also a full time accountant with a government contractor,  and he explained his financing to me because it was different.

I have been investing in Real estate for over 30 years in most every sector of the industry.  

The city's ongoing cultural and economic resurgence, supported by proactive local government incentives, enhances property values and attracts a growing population.