Orlando is booming, and most people who live here don't even know about Horizon's West, or the 60,000+ homes that are being built South of Windermere, North and West of Disney.. what used to be fields and orange groves have given way to tens of thousands of new homes and shopping centers.

With a 15 year time horizon, this can be catastrophic from a tax perspective.A CPA will be able to walk you through a few options and keep you tax liability to a minimum.

I have 2 single family homes in Miami fl and I'm looking to broaden my horizons.

I’ve completed 4 flips here in the local market and am now expanding my horizons to Cash flowing apartment buildings in the mid west US.

I'm a real estate agent, also with a w-2 income, and am looking for advice on how to set up my investment business (1 rental property now, thousands more on the horizon). 

Instead, you pitch them on a pretty safe and predictable XX% return (less than what equity investors expect, obviously) with defined time horizon.

Property taxes remain high in the lone star state but rising rents will tilt those with a long time horizon towards home ownership.

Depending on your anticipated ownership horizon, it might make sense to put less down, and buy the rate down. 

Each step you take reveals a new horizon.

I think Real Estate can make sense as an investment in a SDRIA if 1) it is in a Roth so that rental income will eventually be tax free as opposed to only tax deferred in a regular IRA; 2) you get the property at a screaming deal so that the tax free appreciation will more than offset the loss of depreciation write offs on your taxes; and 3) you have a long term horizon.