Quote from @Katherine A Reed: Quote from @Melissa Nash: Hi!

Quote from @Neil Ginty: Hey @Payvand Milani Similar situation!

Quote from @Abraham Berkowitz: Hi I just went in to contract on my first fix & flip in Scranton Pennsylvania, and I am looking for straragies how to avoid paying big taxes for the capital gains, (beside of deducting of the expances).I heard that if I am buying a property through an LLC and then I am selling the LLC not only the house that could help, but I am not sure how to do it or it's really working, could someone with  experience help?  

Quote from @Lori Brittain: Should I be saving my receipts when I attend local meetups for a tax writeoff?

@William Pichardo I read and like this real estate quote, "Every BRRRR should be a good flip, and every flip should be good BRRRR." 

For example, a buyer putting 20% down on a $500k home would pay around $500k in interest over the life of a typical mortgage at current rate around 6.5%.

Quote from @Sasha Agwah: Hi BP Community,I recently joined after discovering Real Estate Rookie podcast, and my partner and I are looking to invest in real estate in Maryland.

Quote from @Daniel Gregory: I'm under contract on a commercial deal.

Dba is typically for marketing purposes or if you are in another state and that name is already issued

I can typically find a new tenant to start renting shortly after the original tenant leaves, earning me a little extra money for my trouble.For tenants that can't/won't pay the termination fee, we let them know they remain on the hook for all expenses until a new tenant takes over.