This one gives a deep look at all deductions. http://www.nolo.com/products/every-landlords-tax-d...I should probably update the website now that I read about that...

I just purchased my second rental property on September 23rd, 2015 but consider it my first intentional dive into real estate.  

The vacation rental business is very tricky and can be very risky so with that, I would caution readers to consider the source and dive into their own due diligence on all the numbers involved for their potential investment in this or any venue.

Please feel free to reach out with any questions you may have has you dive into this process.Thanks so much,Rance

I moved to Jacksonville, FL last year for my day job, and I'd like to dive in real estate investing so that I can eventually make 100% of my income unearned.

I'm finally diving in to this great community to meet like-minded investors, to contribute to discussions and to get started on my REI goals.I'd like to focus my investing strategy on buy-and-hold while still working my full-time job.  

It's not the greatest deal ever.The BRRR method sounds nice, and might not be a bad place to start for a small time starter like us.We may not be in the exact perfect spot to dive in financially, but we need to get in soon as many others have mentioned.

You could either start off with property management to kind of learn the ropes from them, or dive in and throw it to a property manager if you get in over your head.

You don't need a RE license to wholesale in Nevada or any other state IF YOU DO IT PROPERLY.Problem is too many people don't and get themselves in deep trouble.You are in a good wholesale market.  

I am 21 y/o college student ready to dive into wholesaling residential property.