Focus instead on the big stuff, like getting down from 33% effective tax rate to 4%.

Sounds like you are talking about asset protection, which some accountants may not be familiar with.

I think high yield savings account sounds like a good option for you.However, you don't need to save that much to buy a house hack. 

During this period, I have completed 300+ flips, 70+ wholesale deals, and effectively managed a portfolio of over 50 properties.

This arrangement not only compensates the agent fairly for their services but also serves as a motivating factor for them to prioritize you for future off-market deals, potentially giving you an edge in the competitive real estate market.When it comes to selecting a proficient lender, I have employed several effective strategies through my experience.

Hi Vickie,It sounds like you have a solid foundation in real estate and a clear vision for your future investments.

Therefore, paying off the $18K first and having the rest discharged by the court is the more cost effective option. 

Nice AC effect, no need to run the dehumidifier but in winter it is cold in the basement which has a bedroom so a little issue in winter. 

I love the ambition and sounds like you will do great. 

First, the new Federal Business Entity Transparency laws that took effect in January 2024 blow most of your hide in plain sight planning out the window.