There were multiple parties (and wholesalers) involved in this deal, and at one point it felt like we were never going to make it to the closing table.

In such cases, you might not be eligible for certain tax deductions related to rental properties.2)When you have multiple properties in an LLC, you should maintain proper accounting practices to allocate expenses appropriately.General expenses such as home office expenses and supplies may need to be prorated among the properties based on a reasonable method.

Airbnb sided with me multiple occasions but did the opposite and did not respond as they said they would have.

We encountered situations where contractors exceeded their timelines, went over budget, or delivered subpar work.Recognizing when to fire a contractor is crucial.

Hello there, friends - I'm interested in getting licensed as a Mortgage Loan Officer, but I'd love to run a few questions by someone (or multiple folks) who already have boots on the ground in the industry to get some firsthand perspective before I pull the trigger.

I need strategic advice (and filing) but my situation doesn't warrant these big ticket prices.  

I've been dealing with a situation in Florida where tenants leave their stuff behind after being evicted, and it got me thinking about how we, as landlords, handle this.

Since this is an investment (maybe retirement home in the long-run) which I must hold for at least two years, I don't want to buy at the top of the market.I'm also looking for a real estate agent who might be available to discuss and help with the process if you could make a recommendation for this type of situation?

I have had to do multiple evictions and fix up after the evictions which have costed me over $2500 each eviction.

I have a strange situation and am curious what everyone’s thoughts are.