With todays current market conditions, buyers are getting a lot more negotiation power.I just finished a rough draft report with 6 different REI case studies for Denver, Springs, and Pueblo with the new higher interest rate environment at 6 different investment price points. 50k, 100k, 115k,150k, and 250k .

Here are some of the tax credits and strategies: Cost segregation studies, bonus depreciation, historical tax credits, 5G Rooftop leasing, 45L tax credits, 179D tax credits, opportunity zones, Construction tax planning, Real estate asset disposition studies, Reserve studies, and Tangible property repair regulation.Is your accountant aware of your tax plan?

Some advice (as a foreign) that you may already be doing: 1) build your credit score (use and pay credit cards and other bills and get your info - SSN or ITIN - linked to it). 2) start/improve relationships with banks, property managers, realtors, etc, this will help a lot. 3) start studying your local market (I would say, Burlington, MA as you mention you will work there), that way when you decide to invest you will be familiar with prices, location, etc and will be able to make a decision faster. 

I have been studying about investing in real estate and i came to realize that there is so many routes one can take about starting. 

According to a study done by State Farm and the Insurance Information Institute the average cost of a dog related injury claim is $49,000. 

I frame new construction homes and after listening to the podcast I thought hey maybe I'll qualify and then be able to run a cost segregation study on one if not both of the properties and then take that deprecation/loss against my 1099 income.

Study & become familiar with the Tenant and Landlord laws for the area or hire someone familiar

Attorneys study the law for years (and usually have to go to law school) and have to pass the bar, which is quite difficult to pass.

Study the market.

Hi All,I am a senior at the University of Alabama studying Finance, Economics, and Real Estate.