I could write a whole book about STRs, and it still will not cover everything, because...Take-home 2: tax strategies are always case-by-case, there's no universal recipe, which is why...Take-home 3: use a good tax professional, such as those listed here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Hello everyone,My name is TarUWay and i've always wanted to do real estate and now I'm taking real action in order to do so.I just graduated from University and I am looking to get started with a House Hack using FHA financing in the Atlanta Metro area.

Local buyers are seeking modern finishes like LVP flooring, granite countertops, and stainless appliances.South Bend's economy is influenced by Notre Dame University, while Elkhart is known for RV manufacturing.

I haven't heard much from those interested in syndicating, although there are hard money lenders among the members, as well as members who would qualify as accredited investors.

I currently own an Akron student housing, right near the university. 

But if you've hit a point where you're kinda tipping the scales, that's when it's worth considering a shift and step into that passive investor zone.My perspective shifted when I started mingling with other accredited investors.

Our investments are available for accredited investors only.

When we did this, the universe starting sending us other opportunities.

I do look at the population, rental laws, rental laws, and major businesses/organizations (hospitals, universities, big business, etc.)

The 1 universal rule is ALWAYS BE ANALYZING.