I have extensive experience with the following asset classes: SFH, duplexes, multi-family, mobile home communities, land, tax sales, & STR's.  

You are a high earner and the correct tax advice for your particular situation is important.

It’s tax season!

The single most important thing you MUST do is get a title report prior to the auction (sometimes referred to as a preliminary title report, letter report or owner report).The title report will reveal what lien position the foreclosing lender is in, as well as if there are any other "skeletons" in the closet of the home (i.e. federal or state tax liens).

I would like to get a cost efficient and effective tax professional to help and guide me this tax season.

hey good morning i am in a little dilemma. i’m looking to buy my first house, but I recently started a 1099 job and I was looking to get a loan from the bank but I require two years of tax income for the 1099 in order to be approved for loan I was wondering if there is any way around this.

The Numbers (rounded up): 6-unit multifamily property.Asking price - ~$450,000Gross rental income - $6,075Insurance (yearly) - $1,311RE Taxes (yearly) - $3,980Heat for Lobby and Hallways (Winter Average) - ~$700Water & Sewer - UnknownDeal Terms (to be proposed)2.5% down in cash at 4% interest on a 15yr fixed.

My construction agreement includes everything, plans, permits, material, labor and its $155 a sqft without sale tax.

That amount includes Principal, Interest, Property Taxes, Home Insurance, and PMI.

Why pay more in taxes than you have to pay.