I recommend you contact them immediately.It would be worth checking with your CPA if there are any tax-related issues or filing requirements you should know in advance.

I’ve been investing here for two years and recommend Cleveland for immediate cash flow and Columbus for long-term appreciation.

Highly unlikely - but this is a simple question for the agent that you're working with on builders risk.

It often feels like either selling high and buying high, or selling low and buying low.

If you have amazing dirt but paid a crazy price to get it then if tenant ever goes dark the upside tends to be minimal but the risk is high.

Orlando/Kissimmee is a solid choice, but I'd also recommend Tampa and St.

@Gabriella Pellolio I can’t speak to the strategy with LLCs, you should probably talk to a CPA but I think generally they would recommend that you have a separate LLC for your interior design business versus your real estate investments.

Another thing to keep in mind: The 100% bonus depreciation expired at the end of 2022 and is now phasing out at 20% per year, with the benefit fully sunsets after the end of 2026 calendar year.I recommend you contact a certified cost segregation specialist and/or CPA to discuss your short-term goal.

If so maybe transition to something easier or if they really are high end and $1500+ rents live off that.

Boise) as well as people buying to get rich quick at decade RE highs and interest rates!