This way, maintenance, repairs, and taxes are the responsibility of the new owner, while you continue to collect principal and interest, potentially as tax-free income.I'm not a CPA, just a heads-up 😄, but you could possibly avoid capital gains tax with this approach.

But if I were joint owner (as it stands now) and I decided to sell, I would owe taxes on all the capital gains from the time we bought the property. 

My priority these next few months is to connect with experienced RE agents and investors to learn the nuances to prepare and capitalize accordingly.

Its what get's you deals brought to you, its what gets capital flowing in your direction, and ultimately what creates success.  

For those who've used bridge loans before, how did they impact your ability to capitalize on time-sensitive investment opportunities?

And not even a capital gains cut, a full regular income federal and state income tax cut.)Good luck.

Partner Driven financed the Preston St property through a combination of private capital and strategic partnership with Billy Medlen.

Hi All, I have been researching the idea of putting together a STR portfolio and eventually raising capital once I can create a predictable system around buying and Cash flowing these assets.

If you’re managing this process, using a platform like Agecroft Capital can help streamline the tracking of payments and equity as you go.As far as the risk? 

Success in real estate requires at least two of the following, thou possessing all three is better; capital, knowledge and experience.