Bette,Great piece for REI's.Like all IRS stuff, there are sublties, so I refer folks to IRS 587, for MORE information than they really want. ha ha

@Tanner SortilloWhere would you start and what would your approach be if you were a new investor with $100k set aside for RE investing? 

.), you could hypothetically net around $70-75,000.Re-investing the $70-75K upstate (i.e.

I work for a VC backed RE investment syndicator, we love Dallas but don’t have an available opportunity there at the moment (one recently sold out).

Hi there, looking for some advice on putting my best foot forward. For context, I currently have 2 multifamily in NYC (2 family + 4 family) that were bought over the course of 10 years.  Both were a buy, renovate and ...

Great point by Steve BabiakAs a RE investor, I keep the sites for all of the county Assessors, Treasurers and Records Clerks in my area of interest bookmarked.

Family groups were the main segment of demand in the area so we added a PS5, next level colorful beach chairs, Nintendo switch, hammocks on the deck, re-staged, retook the photos and increased revenue to $67k in a year that RevPars had decreased for the market   Woah Zach !

Investing in syndication deals is pretty much like any other RE, you tend to get better at it the more you do it.

Concepts I'm looking into are a friendly loan, and/or gift of equity, that still might allow for additional re-financing. 

Hi there I have primary residence that I would like to access its equity to begin my first RE investment.