Hi Andrew, I am interested to know what you find out about holding H1B status and investing in real estate ?

First, you don’t need REPS status for the STR loss benefits.Second, REPS is a double edged sword.

I've also been investing in the Indianapolis area, more for cash flow and tax benefits (may be able to get REPS status by logging my hours but that's another topic).

The type of tenant you get in commercial heavily varies on the economic status of the local economy, as well as the layout/who you're catering too.

(Since simply looking at my new notifications doesn’t erase their “new” status.

Hey @Zach Knoll,  considerations for property management depend on valuing time versus money, influenced by financial status and age.

Honestly, we should have been easy clients - we came to him with a plan in place wanting his help on claiming REP status, setting up a cost segregation for a rental property bought and functioning in 2022, so that we could file for 100% bonus depreciation for that tax year.

If it’s a safety issue, I’ll of course make sure the premises are as safe as they were before any required maintenance was done, but she is now suggesting that if I don’t reimburse her for those specific anchors, I am violating fair housing laws for familial status and/or tenants rights regarding not incurring costs for required repairs.

So, I'm waiting and I'm asking what the status is and not getting any response from anyone.

They said it's been status quo for years, there was a small hiccup when it was introduced but quickly went to normal.Can't say I can predict the future but I agree with @Russell Brazils