I heavily invested in San Antonio real estate last year.

Over the last 10 years ALL areas have tripled, quadrupled or more much more.

The times we have had clients utilize TAS over the last few years was primarily COVID relief related, where involving TAS helped get an issue resolved very quickly.

Comps on distressed properties within a half mile that have sold in the last 30 days are closing in the $330-350k range alone and renting for $2,500/m with basic updates (think original kitchens) or $3,000/m for completely updated 3bd/1bths.

In the last 4 months of learning with TaxLien Code and WealthCon (Ryan Pineda) , we are one step closer to purchasing our first property; any valuable advice is always welcome! 

Hard money is sort of a last resort, that's typically meant to be a short-term solution and will carry a higher rate and/or fees compared to most other options. 

I'm looking to purchase an off-market home in my neighborhood and ran into a hurdle that I might not be able to overcome...For context my elderly neighbor who I've been friends with for the last couple of years recently passed away.

If you find discrepancies, provide evidence to support corrections.Document Improvements and Depreciation: Highlight any improvements you've made to the property since the last assessment.

You can not deduct the down paymentYou can deduct any costs you incur to upkeep the property(Repairs, insurance, taxes, depreciaiton, etc)Whether you can offset the rental loss against other forms of income depends on whether the property is considered active or what your income level is.

They do more handholding as well as having higher profits and costs. 3) My suggestion would be to find all the homes in the area that have been built in the last 3 years as well as those under construction and find out who built them and reach out to them to see how the project was done.