Reach out to a few tax professionals and see who may be a better fit for you.

@Victor AwagaOf course!

Between the fall of 2008 and 2009, I began to understand we had to shift course.

Eventually yes of course we want to use our real estate investments to retire as young as possible, but what I’m saying is we don’t need immediate huge cashflows in the first few years, and we will happily sacrifice short term cash flow for long term appreciation.

If there are businesses that require traveling professionals that need a place to stay, this could be an option.

@Mike HwangThe following general guidelines and things to think about will help you look into joint ventures and get hard money loans for investments in commercial real estate:Securing Hard Money Loans: Flexible Approval Criteria, Local Real Estate Forums, Real Estate Associations, Lender Relationships, Online Research, and Consultation with Experienced Real Estate Agents and BrokersInvestigating Joint Venture Financing: Make Connections and Develop Networks, Acquire knowledge, recognise complementary skills, determine project suitability, draft joint venture agreements, find dependable partners, seek professional advice, and make use of regional real estate groups and networks.Recall that thorough research is essential when evaluating joint venture partners as well as hard money lenders.

I wanted to ask a few questions to a professional and see what the feedback is to help cater to my clients better.

Hey all,Looking for recommendations for an accountant / tax professional to prepare my 2023 (and beyond) taxes.

Of course, with private lenders, you will need to give up equity or a return on the debt.It is easy to sway investors if you offer equity.

Also I am looking for a tax professional in NC as this is all new to me.