You can do a 1031 exchange if the property has corporate ownership and the corporation has filed or will file a US Income Tax return.

I made money via appreciation (and ultimately did well), but the rental income was, at best, treading water.If you’re up for the management challenge, buy right, and have a longer term horizon, I think you can do OK but it may be worthwhile to wait for the market to cool down a bit.

Serious buyers, but need guidance on neighborhoods to avoid, what may be for sale now that is already income producing, areas to consider, etc.Thanks!

I will rent out this new house, covering my mortgage payments with the rental income and steadily building equity over the years.Let me know if you are interested in doing something like this in Southern California, I have my team (brokerage, lender, architect, GC) ready to go.                          

I know it's talked about all the time, but I recommend people leave their equity and focus on increasing income, cutting expenses, and saving for the next investment.

Show one to your tax preparer and ask them what else you need.Your PMC should give you an Annual Statement in January of next year showing ALL income they collected on your behalf with a 1098.This should be all, with anything you paid separately, your tax preparer should need.

Understand factors like demand, supply, demographics, and economic trends.Diversification: Spread your investments across different types of properties, locations, and markets to reduce exposure to risk.Financial Analysis: Conduct comprehensive financial analysis, including assessing potential rental income, expenses, and cash flow projections.

Some more info on DSCR rates and how they're calculated:DSCR loans won't use your income to underwrite the loan.

Do you have a current need for that cash flow generated from the tax savings?

So good reits where you can generate growth and income while learning the ins and outs of real estate and the vocabulary is a good idea.