You haven't even closed yet so how can you assess its future performance as profitable or not.

Hey guys, I bought a house in South Carolina this year and I was told the value of the house is being re-assessed this year for property taxes.

Prior to the 1986 Act, real estate investors were able to offset their rental property losses against their active income including w-2 earnings and profits from businesses.

in Jan 2020 I closed of my first house while active duty navy in San Diego.

We have many clients who are very active in Ohio.We are all here to help you learn and grow.

Tampa is a very active market with a lot of meetups so that's where you want to focus your time before you buy anything.

It is sellable and we have had an assessment with a broker.

My advice would be to assess your risk level (I personally love risk.

@Bud Gaffney I have heard nothing but great things from my friends that invest up in those markets especially while pro actively finding deals.

Total Active Listings: 2,349 (up 17% over last year)Total Pending Listings in the Last 7 Days: 248 (1% down from last year)Total Sold Listings in the Last 7 Days: 139 (1% down from last year)Average Days on Market: 40 (vs 36 last year)Average Sales Price: $359,167 (vs $335,323 last year)Number of Price Reductions in the Last 7 Days: 688 (vs 606 last year)Sales to List Price Ratio: 97.6 (vs 98.83 last year)Number of Expired Listings in the Last 7 Days: 152 (exactly the same as this time last year)Number of Agents: 8,518 (150 less than last year)Interest Rates: About 7% (vs 7.875% this time last year)Key takeaways: We're seeing more active listings and price reductions but less pending sales, resulting in a shift from a seller's market to a balanced market.