Cost segregation can be utilized for many different scenarios such as new construction, properties already owned and newly purchased properties. Generally, the properties that benefit the most from a cost segregation ...

I'm saving up about 300-400k for a down-payment on a small multifamily 10 unit or so.  My thought process is the multifamily is the way to go but at the same time I could scoop up sfh's all cash, rehab rent and refina...

I know the question is subjective. Obviously there is a tax savings (deferred) benefit. For those who've gone through the process on a SFR, did you find it worth the extra steps, time involvement, and (maybe) hassles ...

Let’s talk about taxes. If you are already groaning, you are going to want to read this. The trick with taxes is creating a strategy a year ahead, executing your plan during the year, and reaping the benefits the foll...

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Myself and a partner are creating a business plan with the hopes of Raising 1million for REO, SFR, Wholesaling deals. We have the structural relationships in place, ie; contractors, project mana...

Is there anyone who can help me understand how to leverage real estate investing being a military vet with 100% VA disability benifits? 

Hello.  I have an old 401k from a job I no longer work.  I found this in an old thread:I have $500k from previous employer 401(k), I'm 52. I'd like to buy real estate, create cash flow via rental, pay myself, and ben...

I’m a little confused on what happens when your rental breaks even and you do tax breaks or write offs for maintenance , travel, etc. Does nothing happen or you don’t get anything since the property is not generating ...

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I have 2 SFR that I own (owned before I got married). I claim these on taxes, my husband and I have never filed taxes together as we both have things that we are sorting out before we can file joint...

It took me years and years for me to get it.  I mean banks are happy to lend on real estate.  Why not just use em?  However, after tons of deals, it finally sunk in.  Unless I plan to keep a property forever, just don...