I've been browsing the web and I don't believe I can write off any of my premium for life insurance but wanted to make sure I'm not missing anything.I am currently looking at purchasing my first property as a "buy and hold".

Just because they are low priced doesn't make them a good deal; market fundamentals still apply.If Texas deeds are of interest we may be able to help.Good luck and good hunting.

I almost got sucked into a Guru workshop until I found review on BP, since I have taken the REI fundamentals course and started listening to podcasts and reading blogs.

It seems to me like I am perfectly positioned to do so, as I see the commercial real estate space, especially here in Denver, CO, as one that has a number of red flags signalling a collapse in prices.I'd like to get some thoughts on this analysis.The Good - Market Fundamentals: To kick things off, I think that the most important fundamentals of the CO real estate market - both commercial and residential are strong.

I think the fundamentals of REI should work anywhere.

If not, you'll have to find one.The nuances are a bit different state to state due to different state laws, but the fundamentals remain the same.

Not good because I work hard for my money.To give you an idea of what I'm working with: My wife and I both have full time jobs, I have a very profitable web design agency that is based out of my home, and I'm planning on adding a few buy and hold properties this year.Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated.

@Chiagozie Fawole , thanks for suggesting my web site.

Fundamentally the problem in the industry is that the better sponsors and operators aren't using crowdfunding.  

As for property taxes, the easiest thing to do is to go to the county web site and look at the property taxes.