Any recommendations?  Currently talking to a company called Equity Trust whose fee is a little above 1%, does anyone know of a self directed ROTH IRA that can do better?

When calculating NOI or any of the other metrics that are used to determine whether a rental investment is worthwhile, why isn't the  principal contribution in the mortgage ever considered as earned income?

I've read that a business owner can hire their children, then fund a Roth IRA for them since they have earned income. Are there any reasons this would be a bad idea?

Hi,I have a questiom regarding tax deduction.I understand the earned income can be deducted by real estate loss (such as depreciation) at some extent. Then what about stock gains? In both short/long-term, how the tax ...

While I’m not afraid to make an attempt at Real Estate Investing, but I don’t know when I’m financially ready to do so. My goal is to start house hacking, then hopefully being able to buy a rental property. Also how i...

I'm currently living in a duplex I own, work full time, but my employer doesn't offer a retirement plan. I'm considering starting an LLC that I can run rental income and expenses through for the main purpose of starti...

A bill passed the House yesterday that would grant additional relief on top of what the IRS granted immediately after Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria. As some of you know, immediately after the Hurricanes, the IRS ...

 I have the inside track on a property which is owned free and clear and the owner stands to make a huge profit. 500K+ With seller financing can he delay or minimize his capital gains? Any good books where I can find ...

Would it be a good idea to rent to a Veteran that is under the HUD-VASH program (Similar to section 8 but its for Veterans) even when there history, after a credit/background check, came back to show an Eviction and p...

I'm hoping a tax expert can answer this question I have. In my current job, I make close to the fica cap which my employer pays both employer and my portion as the employee. I only contribute the matching 5% to my 401...