I have sort of drifted a bit and most recently found myself delving into the FIRE community but always come back to RE.

If you're unsure about your legal obligations, speak with a RE attorney and go over this with your agent if you're using one to sell.

Ospina That was also  my thinking was that if it's a building wide issue and likely a developer problem, it'd be cheaper if we just re-piped the whole building and get a bulk rate which would be cheaper than individual owners doing it.I think the condo felt that it was only affecting some units and would be a pricey one-time levy to fix something is affecting only a portion of units.

I would really like to leverage this equity I have built into a bigger investment, and do it sooner than later.I am just not sure if it is smart to uproot my worry-free investments from a great market, and re-invest into a city that I am not that familiar with, especially without being there full time to look after the buildings?  

Hello all,I am looking for a wholesaler and RE investor friendly real estate agent near Winchester, TN.

If you are currently showing a loss for tax purposes - you have to see if the additional depreciation will benefit you.If you are not a real estate professional(it seems like you quit your other career and in RE full time now so you may be) your losses above $25,000 may be suspended and carried forward.If the property was acquired in 2017 you may be able to carry the loss back 2 years.

Hi everyone,
Recently I purchased a real estate license program from Kaplan for $1000. I got the package with the most books and most value. I don’t have the time to start on it because I have a business I need to fo...

Hi everyone,
Recently I purchased a real estate license program from Kaplan for $1000. I got the package with the most books and most value. I don’t have the time to start on it because I have a business I need to fo...

I had about 35-40% of my salary from my job in RE income, and that was enough for me.

As I understand, using this benefit would allow me to purchase a property of up to 4 units with no money down.I am wondering if anyone might have tips on good neighborhoods, local banks/title companies, RE Agents, etc.My short-term goal is to reduce costs of living by having my mortgage paid by tenants, then later using my disposable income to fund additional deals.