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Daniel Tanasa Just closed on a rental property and got paid $5K to buy it! (Negative Cashflow)
6 March 2025 | 8 replies
One potential solution is switching to Section 8 in the future to improve cash flow.
NA Shahid The Hidden Challenges of Scaling a Real Estate Business
10 March 2025 | 0 replies
One thing I’ve noticed is that while many investors are great at finding deals, scaling and systemizing their business is where the real challenge begins.Some key obstacles I’ve seen investors struggle with include:❌ Inconsistent lead flow – Many rely on one or two marketing channels but don’t have a system to track performance or improve conversions.❌ Poor CRM management – Leads get lost, follow-ups are inconsistent, and opportunities slip through the cracks.❌ Not leveraging automation – Repetitive tasks like lead follow-ups, KPI tracking, and marketing execution can eat up valuable time.❌ Building the right buyers list – Some investors struggle to find serious buyers who close quickly and consistently.What’s Been Working?
James Celidonio Opinion on BRE Leads
10 March 2025 | 10 replies
AI is not some magical, all-knowing miracle that can pull leads out of thin air.AI is simply a faster, more hands-off way to find the same low-quality leads you get from DMM, cold calling, and SMS marketing.You’re not improving lead quality—you’re just finding bad leads faster.
David Avetisyan Capital Gains Taxes on Sale in CA
26 February 2025 | 5 replies
@David Avetisyan If you sell your home for $510K and provide a $10K seller credit, your taxable gain is based on the net sale price of $500K ($510K - $10K credit), as seller credits reduce the gross selling price for tax purposes.Tax Impact in CaliforniaCapital Gains Calculation: Your gain is the net sale price minus your adjusted cost basis (purchase price + closing costs + capital improvements).Primary Residence Exclusion: If you’ve lived in and owned the home for at least 2 of the last 5 years, you may exclude up to $250K (single) or $500K (married) under IRC Section 121.California Tax: Capital gains are taxed as ordinary income at rates up to 13.3%.The $10K seller credit lowers your taxable gain.
Ramzi Muhtadie Can an SFR conversion to Condo trigger a call on my mortgage
7 March 2025 | 0 replies
I’m almost 3 years from construction, which is when my tax exemption on the improvements expires.Now my question is, if I turn the SFR and DADU into legal condos, is there a risk that my original mortgage on the SFR a conventional one could be called? 
Coz Balazs New To Investing
3 March 2025 | 2 replies
You will need to keep track of all expenses, repairs, capital improvements and finally claim depreciation during tax filing 🙂
Hannah Hodge 96 Greenwood St. - 1st Investment Property Story
28 February 2025 | 3 replies
These improvements significantly enhanced the property's value.
Devin James Is anyone killing it with pad-splits?
5 March 2025 | 2 replies
Finding cash-flowing deals are tough, but pad-splits could be a game-changer—both for improving returns and addressing affordability in housing
James Huff Investor Loan For Duplex
7 March 2025 | 4 replies
Absolutely, have you done any improvements to the property or has it gone up in value?
Scott Skelton Tax Assessment Dispute Firm?
6 March 2025 | 2 replies
Another resource is the Property Tax Appeal Project, a free service by Street Democracy and the Coalition for Property Tax Justice, which supports Detroit homeowners, especially those with low-value properties, and can be reached at 313-438-8698 or via their online form.That said, be cautious—some companies might push for appeals that aren’t worth the cost if the assessment isn’t significantly off, and Detroit’s recent assessment accuracy has improved (though low-value homes can still be overassessed).