Hi all.I am thinking of selling a few properties in 2016. I would prefer to do a 1031 exchange on them to avoid paying the tax, but most markets in the US seem overbought right now (both SFH and multi-family). I am a ...

With all the desert surrounding Las Vegas, one would think there is an abundant amount of land to bury dead bodies or build new homes. Unfortunately, 85% of the surrounding land is owned by the government. Leaving onl...

My husband Mark and I are planning to relocate in spring 2016 to the Carson Valley, near Lake Tahoe. I recently sold a day spa in Silicon Valley that I operated for 30 years; I've also concluded 20 years of spa manage...

Do you allow pets in your short term rentals? There is good justification whether yes or no. We find it works for us in the summer season but it depends on your risk tolerance as pets can significantly damage your pro...

I am looking for an entity to manage the oversight of roughly 10 rental properties (both residential and commercial) after I die. I have property managers to manage the properties themselves, but I need an entity to k...

Hello BP! Two questions: can you 1031 a house that you have flipped into your next flip?and also what business structure is best for someone who plans to do a few flips to build capital for B/H MFR properties?I know L...

Hey BP community. I'm new to BP and a newbie investor. I have a bit of book knowledge about Real Estate but not much real life knowledge. I own a tanning business which is great but I am looking to change business dir...

I know this may be a silly question for the experienced REI and CPA's; but is it possible to roll a 1031 exchange from a flip house to a rental property. I know that the investments from the 1031 exchange has to be of...

I currently own 2 rental properties in a very good rental market and market with a very limited supply of homes on the market (seller's market). I have been wanting to get into the note investing space for about a yea...

SNH dropped 20% today.  https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SNH?p=SNH&.tsrc=fin-srch-v1Oh the importance of buy limits.  I've had my eye on this Senior Housing REIT for a little while.  The dividend yield was 11%!  I ...