It came down to, do I overpay for a property by $40k, or eat the $30k in taxes.  

Do you go by the tax assessment that may not be fully accurate or do you compare it with other land like you do with comps? 

Hello everyone, I am wondering if the Realist tax search software that is available for MLS subscribers is a good tool to use to generate a list for a direct mail campaign.

I would be willing to help with any bookkeeping, financial statement preparation and general tax advice.  

While in general it's good to leave your tax free accounts alone, keep in mind that the tax advantage isn't that huge.  

Yes, even if the OF deal isn't on your credit, it would reflect on your bank statements and your tax returns.Biggest tip - get the property appraised so you don't overpay.  

He was giving his sister money every month and she was supposed to pay taxes etc.

This might be more of a polling question...if you had money in the stock market and 401K and savings etc... would you liquidate those sources to buy more real estate or do folks believe in the diversification of investments?  

Here are some rough numbers for my expenses so far:Purchase price: $1+$25 recording feeBack taxes: $2300Legal fees: $3000Rehab estimate: $5000Tax assessed value is $66k.  

However if i sell now is there any restriction on closing the replacement properties before end of the 2016 tax year?