Hey Rob, It's completely normal to feel anxious when making a big financial decision, especially when you're looking to scale up your real estate investments.

Step 2 is to get your tax professional's input on the real value of those deductions to you.

Specifically, I’m interested in discussing:-Trends and opportunities in the San Antonio and Austin real estate markets-Tips for successful cosmetic renovations and cost-saving strategies-Potential partnerships or joint ventures on upcoming projectsFeel free to share your experiences, insights, or even just say hello!

*My husband and I are fairly new to real estate investing and are both Active Duty stationed in D.C.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

The company I mentioned above actually found the real issue (more on that in a separate post) and I visited their office yesterday. 

I would recommend shooting smaller as well as working on getting your real estate license if you do not already have one as that is a big deal for most PM companies.

Or, for starters, google real estate securities attorney in Houston.

The real savings and benefits come when you're purchasing an existing LLC or corporation that already holds the property, rather than forming a new entity and buying the property directly.