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This is a tax question for flippers out there. Is HR Block premium a good tax program to capture flip income? If so, under which category do I report it?

My 1st year reporting flip income (had rentals before) an...

I am going to loan a devolper x amount of dollars to build a spec home. I talked to the title company and they said I will be the 1st trust deed on the property and when the property is sold I will get my money back....

Hi     I was recently laid off from a well paying job. I do have some money set a side. so for the current time i am ok. Sometimes life smacks you in the face and you all of a sudden see everything. I originally was p...

My daughter has been renting a house for a couple of years. She is about to sublet one of the rooms to someone. The new tenant is requesting my daughter fill out a W-9 so the new tenant’s employer can pay her rent di...

Newbie RE person here.  I'm looking to purchase a home near the Sacramento, CA area. I had quit my FT job last year, so no longer have any earned income. However, I should have enough funds to pay for the home in ca...

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I have my real estate license and I was looking at sending out some post cards or yellow letters introducing myself as a realtor investor. I would be looking for distressed buyers to call me and have t...

Hello fellow biggerpocketeers,My name is Jazmin and I am 24 years of age. I graduated with a finance degree in real estate economics from 4-year university in 2014. However, for the past two years, I have been managin...

Hey BP people!  I recently received my sales agent licence in Ohio and am in the process of setting up an LLC for sales commissions.  In the next couple of years, I would also like to flip a home or two in the Columbu...

I just started looking into real estate and am interested in out of state markets as California is just too expensive for me. I've looked at a couple turnkey companies but am turned off by the big mark up in purchase ...

For conventional mortgage financing for us that are self employed and also use a Schedule C, do lenders consider your AGI as well or are they more/only concerned with the numbers on your Schedule C?Thanks!