I've found this mortgage calculator breaks down all the components really clearly: https://ultra-calculator.com/calculator/mortgage-payment.

Go to suppliers and price components.

@William Thompson This bill is truly a game-changer, and I’ve got a few thoughts on it:The ability to fully expense components in cost segregation studies (instead of just 40%) means more predictable year-one tax savings.

So, here’s the answerYou Start at the beginning and ask what your goal is.Real estate only consists of a few components. 1.

Current strategy will be to build out as short term rental, 2br 1 ba.Still have not sat down to do business plan, admittedly this is my growth area, but I know its a necessary component to the journey.cheers yall, hope everyone is getting out to enjoy the weather this weekend.

You may have all of these answers already but most of my career has been researching potential development parcels for zoning, utilities, environmental concerns and feasibility so vague questions like this without much context get my wheels turning to help out and make sure you have all of your bases covered.

The next main component of your end goal is the resources to do a BRRR, as in the remodeling work.

I’m also an investor myself so I know the ins and outs from both sides of the table.Since I know intros are more useful when they actually help, here are 3 tax deductions I see real estate investors miss all the time:Home office deduction – If you manage your rentals from home, part of your housing costs may be deductible.Start-up costs – Expenses you had before your property was even “in service” (like inspections, travel, legal fees) can often be written off.Cost segregation + bonus depreciation – Breaking out components of a property (appliances, flooring, furniture) lets you accelerate write-offs, often front-loading tens of thousands in deductions.I joined BiggerPockets to connect, keep learning, and share insights like this.

I agree with you on the environmental impact and hope moving forward they can become more sustainable.

After 45 years as an investor in real estate, REITs, limited partnerships, businesses and as a general partner in real estate and mortgage note syndications, as well as manager of real estate funds and high yield mortgage funds, I can tell you that the number one component of long term, sustainable investment success is STAYING POWER.