Real estate investors should consider key tax aspects for financial optimization and compliance.

Not saying settle for D class neighborhoods, but perhaps it means re-defining your criteria a bit.For me personally, I really like downtown SJ.

You can do DSCR loans /Bank statements/ Hard money loans, where they only focus on how well the subject property performs in terms of the rental aspects or the ARV aka after repair value.

The dealer I’m working with generally works with individuals and not so much investors, so their partners don’t really offer much for investment loans, so my next step is to explore the loan aspect further and see what I can turn up.

With title insurance.The Low Baller – I will define this person by an example from my property brokering days 40 years ago.

stocks sold that were held for more then 12 months is a common one Looks like according to this link, stocks capital gain can't offset passive losses.Here is how the IRS defines Passive activities (IRS Publication 925):This means that you cannot use passive losses to offset capital gains, portfolio yields, ordinary income or any other form of taxable gains.

Whether you're looking to invest, buy properties, or explore various aspects of real estate, there's a wealth of knowledge and support within the community.Feel free to share more about your specific interests or any questions you may have as you embark on this journey.

With tax season upon us I wanted to hear your opinion on the best accounting software out there.Like many of you, I've been juggling various aspects of property management, from tracking expenses and managing leases to preparing for tax season.

How is "profit" defined?

@Maria Moyahello and welcome.just to ask about a different aspect of your post - why all the moves?