Nothing is less seasonal than Orlando/Kissimmee, but it's heavily saturated with STRs here and difficult to make any real money these days.

In 2022 I purchased a real estate course and am wondering if it's possible to write it off on my tax return.

.$50k min, because a missed sewer line replacement can run $30k, so regardless of scope, I need to make sure I have real buffer.  

How do you typically handle unexpected costs or delays in your real estate projects?

@Nic Bray You may want to connect with real estate agents locally who work with tiny homes.

If you're going after fix and flips then you'll need real estate-flip loans which are short term and high interest - in which case they care more about the property/deal than how leveraged you are (but they do still care, along with how much cash you're bringing into the deal) 3 - Similar question, same answers above. 4 - Yes... sitting on the market for 4 months is weird UNLESS that's the norm in the area.

Long time real estate dreamer.

The Midwest often flies under the radar in real estate discussions, but savvy investors are taking notice of this region's immense potential.

I've had a career in engineering, banking, international insurance and real estate investing and loved all of it.

As a Realtor you will need to be careful and disclose that you're a licensed real estate professional when negotiating with sellers in foreclosure.