My plan is investing in Alabama only, gain tax advantages(offset W2), try maintain anonymity as much as possible.

Here's the scenario -- we lived in our first home (3/1) for 15 years and during the pandemic cash-out refinanced at 2.7% 30-year fixed (have 28 years left), knowing we'd need to spend a lot to either rennovate or use as down payment if we moved.

I am planning to buy rental property in Birmingham AL.  

Once you are on the first page of google, you are there for ever after spending a little effort. 

I planning to have backyard installed in new construction SFH.I read this cannot be added to the cost basis of the rental property and be depreciated by 27.5 years since it is not an improvement to the property.But what about paving the patio and side of the garage, where it is touching the house.   

-I plan on buying my first house hack in the Pinellas County area around winter time when hopefully prices drop a bit.

Purchase price: $65,000 Cash invested: $65,000 Sale price: $225,000 Property was in a desirable location and had a great floor plan to work with.

I'm a land broker from Southern California, and I'm starting to help a group in Texas who has a unique business plan.

This also allows you to check how much you are spending on water per unit.

To get into real estate investing at a young age with strong credit, think about plans like living in one part while renting the rest, making friends in the field, beginning with bite-sized properties, using savings and credit well, and eyeing areas that might grow.