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Aradhana Verma Question on Trust and Estate taxes on investment properties
3 December 2023 | 7 replies
It's great that you've already consulted with an attorney, and you may want to continue working with them or seek the guidance of an estate planning specialist who can help navigate the specific laws in both California and Washington.Here are some general considerations regarding estate taxes and real estate investments:State Estate Taxes: As you've mentioned, Washington has a state estate tax, and its thresholds and rates can vary.
Account Closed Understanding technicalities and practicalities of Cost Segregation
17 October 2023 | 0 replies
However, it can also be applied to residential rental properties, particularly those with multiple units or significant common areas.The Process of Cost Segregation:The cost segregation process involves several steps:Property Inspection: A qualified engineer or cost segregation specialist conducts an on-site inspection to identify components that qualify for shorter depreciation periods.Component Classification: The specialist classifies various property components, such as HVAC systems, lighting, and landscaping, into the appropriate asset classes for accelerated depreciation.Cost Allocation: The cost segregation report details the allocated costs for each component, allowing for a more precise depreciation schedule.IRS Compliance: The report should adhere to IRS guidelines and regulations, ensuring compliance with tax laws.Why Engage a Professional:While it is possible to attempt cost segregation without professional assistance, it's a complex process that requires expertise in both construction and tax law.
Jasper Cooper Can real estate gains offset short-term stock losses?
3 December 2023 | 4 replies
Either way, you certainly need to talk to a real estate specialist, not a general practice CPA.
Anne A. New Investor from Los Angeles just starting to research out of state
2 June 2014 | 17 replies
The owner who is also a BP member buys where he recommends and finds local market specialist(Realtors, investors, Property managers) and brings his network to them.
J. Martin Arizona Forum - SF Networking Summit Connections
19 June 2014 | 51 replies
He was my former colleague at DFI, then moved to Atlanta as a capital markets specialist for the FRB, then recently got transferred to SF in your office, and is on a dedicated or somewhat-dedicated un-named regional bank in FiDi. 
Andrew Martin First flip looking for outside advice
15 August 2017 | 2 replies
Their goal is to convince you that a basic vinyl replacement window that retails for $150 and that they buy for under $100 requires a masterful specialist's $350-$700 installation job to put in properly and safely.
Dave Currence renting out what was primary residence....1031?
7 August 2015 | 12 replies
There should be some substantial gains on the unit, both from appreciation and improvements so if there are ways to defer CGT if we should sell, that would be great.I'd love to hear from any specialists here on BP.Thanks!!!
Bobby Norris New Investor from Evans, GA / Augusta, GA
27 June 2018 | 14 replies
I did get a much better loan offer from Augusta Mortgage, but would still like to talk to your money guy to get smarter and options from a true RE Investment Loan specialist
Tiffany Burns How do I reach several Private Lenders at Once?
5 August 2018 | 2 replies
I also will bring along my self-directed 401k specialist to help educate folks on how to self-direct!
Josiah Burton New Broker
2 June 2016 | 1 reply
It's better to be a specialist because if you want to do larger deals the clients are looking for specialist and not generalist that tend to make mistakes.I am on the transaction side only as  a principal broker.Work to find motivated sellers with off market properties in good areas for commercial.