Another Delaware county resident here- with properties in both Wilmington and delco.Love the taxes in de, compared to pa.

Google them, check public records, don't just call the reference numbers - google the number, check the tax assessor owner's info, google the employer and call the HR dept directly.Have tough criteria, stick to it, and verify everything exhaustively.Also, I think M2M agreements are better regarding risk, too.  

You might want to hold-off from electronically filing your 2023 tax returns until January 29th.

Hell, what's my CPA if not a "tax coach" and mentor, right?

Don't let legal entities or complex tax planning get in the way of you investing in a deal first.

Also, the state of Colorado is expecting to see some additional tax rebates come out summer/fall 2024, so if you can wait it out one more summer, it might be worth it.

The RE News this week is that Rents are comming down in Florida and people are losing their Condo properties with incredibly bad Management, higher Insurance and Taxes.

Numbers run off current rent roll (4950) taxes (5200 annual) insurance (3k annual) with 5% vac 10% management and 3k annual maintenance.

When evaluating multi-family properties do you simply go on rental rates listed on Zillow by agent and make an offer if those numbers cash flow, or do you ask for taxes or p and l's first (are sellers willing to do that before going under contract)? 

Hi,I am still a newbie, trying to navigate my way over the hybrid tax deed process that is in place in TX.