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Raquel Baranow My HOA Nightmare, $600k Assessment Liens, etc.
7 January 2014 | 5 replies
At the time, according to the plat maps, there were no common areas in the subdivision, all areas were “dedicated to the public.”
Sean Dezoysa Posting bandit signs by yourself?
10 January 2013 | 14 replies
I used a dedicated Google Voice number, although for even greater anonymity I would suggest an offshore voip service.
Mike B wholesaling short sales
29 May 2014 | 7 replies
The latest affidavits have resale restrictions in them so you need the right documentation that discloses you intend to resell the property.I have a entire website dedicated to the subject.
Jeffrey Hall Recommended Books?
23 January 2013 | 14 replies
I'm 23 and with a new baby on the way, and also a new job, I think now is a great time to really buckle down and get serious about my financial future.I'm also planning to dedicate a large chunk if not all of 2013 to learning the basics of Real Estate and Real Estate Investing.
Vaishal Patel 1.5 million appreciation on a 1 million house?Howwww??
21 January 2013 | 10 replies
Those with the desire and ability along with dedication and hard work can make these deals happen.
Edita D. Educational books, office supplies, a printer - can I deduct these?
12 December 2017 | 6 replies
Also, check Section 179 to write off the ehtire cost a% can be a problem, should be dedicated.
Sean Brennan Long term viability of flipping and wholesaling
1 February 2013 | 17 replies
There will always be room for smart, hungry, dedicated professionals to invest whether they are fixing run-down homes for resale, locating homes and wholesaling them to other investors or simply providing some form of those services.
Thomas Williamson How I bought ten homes in 2.5 years
27 July 2014 | 36 replies
On this one, I'd say that it's fairly unlikely that investors buying strong cashflowing property would have taxable losses, even factoring in the depreciation.So there can be value in being a RE Professional, but it's for the minority of very high earners, and those with low-yielding properties generating tax losses.I think all of the other tax benefits of being a RE investor are available to all landlords.I do think having a dedicated spouse might make a more compelling case to the IRS for certain deductions, such as the home-office deduction.
Marcin G. Tax Time
26 January 2013 | 6 replies
Marcin G,I recommend breaking it out evenly, or apportioning it based upon the rent, another method would be to if you are a REP (real estate professional) is to dedicate a separate section of Schedule E for non-specific expenses and tools.
Pete Nater Looking for a mentor in the NYC area
4 August 2013 | 3 replies
I'm studying with The FortuneBuilder Mastery coaching program and I'm really dedicated to learning as much as possible.