Doubling your units this year sounds like an exciting goal.As an investor and agent based in Myrtle Beach, I'm keen on exploring potential partnerships and offering assistance where possible.

Currently based in Norman, Oklahoma, I'm looking at future moves to either Oklahoma City or the DFW area.

Either way, based on my personal taxes, the deduction of that interest ends up being a refund to me every year and gets put back into my pocket.

I'd recommend building up a base of knowledge, then using the bootcamp to take actionable steps. good luck!

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I'm a new out-of-state Real Estate Investor based in California (I work as a SWE at Google as my W2) and I'm working on brokering a potential deal between friends and a prospective landlord.

With a non-spouse inherited IRA you have (up to) 4 choices:-Cash it all out now-Cash it all out over 5 years-Take required minimum distributions based on your life-Take required minimum distributions based on the life expectancy of the oldest beneficiary of the inherited IRAEach of those options has different tax implications.

In the immortal words of Lester Wallace (see Friday 1995 New Line Cinema), people have no vision. 

Emotional Purchases: Base your decisions on facts, not just emotions.

Investors, (two of us) ultimately funded about 32% of the project with cash and additional money was raised from members of the local REIA, simply by word of mouth.

The outcome probably depends on the wording of your lease and any related paperwork.Example: Thank you tenant for your $X payment for your first and last months of the lease.If the lease is otherwise silent regarding the last month, the tenant bought a month of tenancy regardless of future pricing.