having a hard time networking and finding a local lender i can work with for the long haul,can anyone recommend a lender in the Houston area that's done a 203k in the last year or two?

Be aware there may be changes coming up to the taxation of primary residence sales, make sure to talk to a CPA specializing in real estate when you sell your home.

I am a CPA at a local firm, and I work with a number of people/businesses in the real estate and construction fields.I plan on turning my house (a single-family residence) into a rental in a few years, and buying a small office building both for my firm’s use and as a rental to other tenants.Long-term, I hope to own a few SFRs as well as some commercial properties.I discovered BiggerPockets through the podcast.

Hi guys,I know this is a question best asked of my CPA, and I am in the process of contacting him but considering he might not get back to me quickly, I was hoping I could get your ideas here.I own a property in Idaho with my mom - she is on the loan with me.

I would talk to your CPA first.I have bought at year end to decrease my liability and or increase my passive loss from year to year..

Also interested in connecting with any like-minded investors around Boston to network/potential partnership/etc.Jay

Raised in Brooklyn - CheckLiving in NYC - CheckGraduate Accounting degree - CheckReal Estate Investor - CheckThere are many real estate networking events in NYC.

I am a CPA and tax attorney, so that is an area where I have some expertise.

You can find members locally and message them and begin networking.

  #1 I am networking...#2 I'm getting the nosey neighbor to call me when they see someone going in the house.#5.