Last year there were hundreds of thousands of families that migrated from the Bay and LA to the central valley.

So far I have been unwilling to migrate away from those investments to fund real estate investments.

Some capital losses are not deductible, such as the sale of your primary residence; while, most migrate to Schedule D which limits the total net loss deduction to $3000.

The demographics and migration of young people moving out of 78704 make it a great spot for leasing.

  :)  yup these in migration problems are world wide no question..

Look at demographics, migration, local development, etc.

Some industry experts, for example, have an active working knowledge of city migration and development patterns.As a result, they can determine which local areas are most likely to experience the fastest rate of appreciation.

I feel like there's so much migration happening here that we are going to continue to be a top market in the US going forward, with great opportunity for investors.

I know I can found the LLC via firstbase.io but I am not confident enough if this is the way to do it.I need a piece of advice or connect with someone / Tax advisor/ migration attorney who can support me on this! 

My belief is once a large tech tenant sets up shop in Kitsap, we will see a large migration of homeowners moving there.