Hello BP community,I’m in need of a good accountant around Delaware County PA who can help me navigate taxes related to my full time job, self-employed RE job, and real estate investments.

Quote from @Paul De Luca: @Miki JovanovikjYou should probably talk to an attorney before you do anything else to see if it is feasible. i got few numbers from surveyors. shoud i call surveyer first or a lawer ?

Quote from @Xavier De Gracia: Hi, I am looking into properties with the goal of turning them into STR. 

Hello BP my name is Terrell Murray and I want to start investing in the DEL-MAR-VA area if your not familiar its the Delaware, Maryland and Virginia peninsula.

All are deductible (assuming below de minimis safe harbor), even if put on a credit card before year-end.

If under $2500, expense using the De Minimis Safe Harbor.

If you get really good you'll develop a model where you "capitalize your interest and nonpayment" by borrowing more BUT you need to steal a D-E-A-L DEAL for that setup.

Here are some ideas we have researched on the web:- solar farm for flagler- cheap indoor or RV storage- lease land to farmer- harvesting timber- create a campground- horse stables- create property(ies), maybe a trailer park?

Hello, I have a great interest in environmental sustainability and have read a few books on green real estate development such as "Green Home Improvement," "A Contractor's Guide to LEED Certified Construction," "Green Building and Remodeling for Dummies," and others.I like the idea of starting out small with my rentals where it makes sense - energy efficient appliances, using recycled materials when doing upgrades, with the possibility of branching into adding solar panels/doing green new build construction once I gain experience and know areas where it will be profitable. 

And if your system is producing more electricity than needed, your profit from selling back to the utility makes the ROI even stronger.I was primarily interested because I know the product we offer at its price would probably make more sense than a traditional solar installation so I already see the potential where it would make sense in places like multifamily or commercial real estate settings.Than after we are able to lower our cost even further it would be economically viable for SFH.