Originally posted by @Corina Eufinger:Acknowledge that he's not a tax strategist and advise me when to consult one.  

Originally posted by @Christopher Smith:I've been exploring the discussions addressing IRC 199A and the IRC 162 requirement that must be met in order to obtain the new tax benefit under 199A.

My husband may have real data, but my guess is that less than 25% of offers are accepted and then half of those deals fall apart before close. 

Originally posted by @Giridhara Gowdra chandranna:Hello, Was curious if there is any certification course offered by US universities on multifamily real estate investing. 

Originally posted by @Benny Cash:Newbie to investing and real estate  here, so sorry in advance if the answer to this is painfully obvious to experienced investors.I'm trying to educate myself on the possibility of flipping houses in the greater Boston area, an area from what I gather is generally very difficult and competitive to find a good deal in, and an area generally with very high acquisition costs (e.g., high risk, high reward). 

Originally posted by @Dillon Visentin:Hi bp I've been flipping homes here in Northern California and see market is self correcting/winter coming. so have been looking over the forum finding great stuff but wanted to reach out and see where people have rentals at and what they recommend buying?

Allow for inputting of MLS number, which could then use an API to pull in all of the relevant data to auto-populate the fields in the calculator. 

Originally posted by @Anthony Caiola:@Jaysen Medhurst can you unpack the idea that you have so much equity that your ROI is terrible.

You can do a google search for a 1031 tax calculator to get a ballpark idea (you will need a few data entry points (sale price, depreciation taken, balance on the loan, 1031 fees, etc.) 

Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:You expect us to go look those up?