As a real estate investor, it’s crucial that you understand when and how to utilize bonus depreciation and 1031 exchanges in order to lessen your tax burden, keeping more money in your pocket.

When you sign the papers to hire him, there's some small print at the end (that pretty much nobody reads) that says that the agent will offer you deals and, if you buy, he's gonna get a generous commission from the seller.

You could even offer a lease option for when they're back on their feet... get creative and generous!

Bonus depreciation and Section 179 allowances for improvements can be utilized, with the latter, however, capped at zero to prevent negative losses.

Those are some generous parents. 

The added bonus is that if there are already other active agents, more likely than not you can shadow a few of them and possibly also help out during their open houses or listing appointments so you can pickup a few clients here and there. 

Develop on the site yourself.I was just notified by a new Real Estate Agent that an investment property I hold can be developed with a density bonus into 88 units.

This is a bonus in most ways and a price increase usually.

Hi Diana, The seller’s offer sounds quite generous and shows a lot of good faith, which isn't something you see every day.

I especially like the added bonus of how you say to build reserves in the account but once past the reserves, deploy the excess into another investment, and to NOT pay yourself the excess.