So the justification is, the price is really cheap when compared to what I can get close to home.In reality, this particular property is not inexpensive for the area it is located and the condition it is in. 

No way you can compel your neighbor to remove trees just because they "might" fall. 

LLC with S-corp election saves you the double taxation, you can put yourself on payroll as a W2.

But there’s only so much juice you can squeeze out of a portfolio.Interest rates are coming down and activity will increase in 2025, though the housing shortage is keeping prices elevated.So what can investors do?

Many lenders see recent transfers as a risk, which could affect your terms or lead to a denial.Regarding taxes, changing the property's ownership can have some effects.

Hi Everyone  I'm new to real estate  investing and I want to buy and flip homes I'm currently trying to save money to buy my first property and also build my credit what would be some good advice to invest in my first home an how much should I save and also how can I follow  or identify target markets  for cheap houses and good market  and what website  could I use to analyze the market in my area.

Abu, now nearly 90, still cannot read or write in any language but can sign her name.

Not a tax sale investor, but I work in this area so can give some info from the other side of things.

I want to buy & hold appreciating properties in neighborhoods where I can find decent tenants.

Where can we find reliable source of REI Market trends?