Randy sells software and books to DIY.

The law here gives us some directions, like dumping the stuff at the property line right after eviction, sending out notices if it’s not an eviction case, and even selling off items if they're worth more than $500.

Found some recommendation from a friend about reedyandcompany.com real estate company selling some of their short term rental and wondering if it's worth considering the deal?

Can someone please explain the IRS rule that allows homeowners to avoid paying taxes on up to 500k in profit from selling their primary residence?

Is it possible to sell these properties/ LLC interests to 3rd party and have the QOF benefits transfer to them?

People are VASTLY less likely to lie on the commercial side, and they don't do the "waive all contingencies" stuff, so it's a lot safer to take the listing broker's numbers at face value.

I know it will be an issue if sell, but what if I never sell and just keep it as a rental? 

They’re all looking to sell so if you are looking to go out state, I can hook you up lol.

Purchase price: $134,000 Contributors: Jess Haas Rental type: Off-Grid STRCondition @ Purchase: GoodStrategy: STR then Sell (Headache property)

Getting your Real Estate license is a great idea for flipping houses you will be able to save 2.5-3% when you buy (if listed on MLS) but definitely when you sell which is a nice added cushion in case unexpected expenses come up especially when starting out!