If they are more of a part-time real estate/ property manager, maybe not.The reason is that a professional management company knows the eviction process in Florida much like they should know other real estate laws. 

The LTR unit's depreciation and losses would be considered passive and can only offset other passive income unless you qualify as a real estate professional.

Consider options such as adding to down payments, reserves, or investing in other income-producing assets aligned with your financial goals.Next StepsTalk to Lenders: Discuss your financing options with lenders, including the possibility of a cash-out refinance or HELOC on your CT property, and explore the 10% down payment product for your next purchase.Real Estate Market Research: Identify potential markets or properties that fit your investment criteria, whether for house hacking in Las Vegas or remote ownership.Consult Professionals: Engage with a real estate agent, tax advisor, and possibly a financial planner to ensure your investment strategy aligns with your long-term goals and financial health.By leveraging your existing equity, navigating financing options, and resolving tax matters, you can position yourself and your girlfriend to successfully expand your real estate portfolio this year. 

Hi All,Pennsylvania has new legislation going into effect in January 2025 that requires wholesalers to have a real estate license in order to wholesale.

Please share your thoughts:What are some of the most favorable terms you’ve negotiated with private lenders? How do these terms compare to traditional loan options?What strategies have you found effective in building ...

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Hello,I am a new real estate investor based in Troy, Michigan, actively seeking potential cash buyers and seasoned wholesalers in the Metropolitan Area.

New to Real Estate world, Would love to Invest and generate consistent Cash Flow.

I've been relentlessly researching all things real estate over the past couple years - reading countless books, watching hundreds of hours of YouTube videos, listening to thousands of hours of podcasts, etc.

As a fellow professional looking to get into real estate investing, I can definitely relate to the challenges of balancing your practice with exploring investment opportunities.