Based on the advice on taxes though, we could change our decisionAppreciate the help.Out of the two opinions below, which one is correct?

I'm not a fan of shopping lenders solely based on pricing because service is VITAL with lenders.

I like Dave Ramsey and he is very anti debt.

If you're thinking about turning your garage into a bedroom with a bathroom to make some extra cash, here’s the scoop based on my 20 years of experience: You'll need to budget for design and engineering costs, which typically run between $2 to $3 per square foot of your total property area, not just the garage.

We are a Chicago-based GC-tech (general contracting technology) company but expanding into the Atlanta market where my partner is.

I understood back then that for me to build and scale the business, I needed to always make decisions based on numbers and not emotions, and that's one big reason I've kept myself in the industry now for 4 years.I see a lot of people getting too emotional after their first proof of concept, and most of them are not in the business anymore.

I worked with Martel Turnkey who are primarily based in Cleveland and Memphis and bought a SFH from them.

@Joseph Hammel,With Solo 401k there are two way to contribute: elective deferrals (which is $20,500 for this year) + profit sharing of potentially another $40K, but it is not a match but rather based on the percentage of your net SE income.

Based on the desired monthly payment, we use a financial calculator to determine the necessary terms to achieve that payment, considering the price the seller is asking.If interest rates are not specified, our initial offer includes our desired monthly payment along with their asking price, with a balloon payment due in year 20.

My understanding is that the bonus depreciation is based on things that have a shorter lifespan than the house itself.