It's worth considering my tax position if I were to finally close late in 2025 at 40% bonus depreciation or 2026 at 20%. 

I started in Real Estate last year with Tax Deeds and flipped a couple parcels for profit, then as I researched more, found and fell in love with House Hacking, specifically with small multifamily, as a mean to create cashflow and eliminate my biggest monthly cost: my mortgageI currently have a Single Family Home in Haines City, FL which has gain good equity and I can probably net around 70k by sellingMy goal is to look for a Quadplex in Orlando FL or within 2h driving, just so I can drive and see the properties realistically. 

I don't feel confident enough to buy out of state and the property taxes/interest rates/home prices are so high anywhere around me.

I am the co-host of a tax planning and strategy podcast.

What innovative strategies are real estate professionals using to minimize capital gains tax on property sales?

Property taxes are high in NB, but there is still money to be made.

Not sure if these markets are old news, but I have a friend in Winston-Salem that says its a gold mine, and by all means it looks like it…low crime, good schools, population growth, friendly taxes, and reliable tenants.

Worst case scenario is they take 8% of your rent money and then at the end of the year you get to take that as a deduction on your taxes.

What does the tax ID indicate?

Don't forget the other expenses of being a homeowner over renting: property taxes, insurance, water/sewer, repairs/maintenance.