Here is my Cliff Notes on this elaborate example:If you have unused losses from the past, they might significantly soften the tax blow from a profitable sale.I don't see how this is called "strategic play" or "premium lemonade."

Think about your market and what people are willing to pay a premium for.

"the typical home warranty costs $450 annually, and only 25% of premiums are paid to homeowners.

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Hello All! Seeking insight from the community on converting a STR (primarily Airbnb) to long-term rental. Considering the change as the STR numbers just aren't working, especially with the associated expenses and turn...

Has the metro inventory recovered enough as to where you're able to still charge a premium like 4% to one side as this inquiry refers to? 

It's worth paying a premium for the brick buildings that were built for multifamily.

I'd kick it to a triplex not duplex. build to rent will always be a good strategy. keep land costs under 10%, build less than $200 per sq ft stick frame, exit price you want a premium, work with someone knowledgeable.

Hello, everyone,Phoenix has been the premium market for fix & flip investors, but is it that profitable in today's times since the change of market conditions?

I had one short term rental that was granted a permit earlier this year and I have been operating it for months now as an STR.