If I have funds from a 10-99 and a K-1 and I planned on investing those funds into real estate, would I still have to pay taxes on those funds?Example: I have a real estate holdings/property management LLC and bank ac...

I'm planning on doing a seller finance deal. I've never actually closed on a house so bare with me. After getting a home inspection, do I have to pay that party immediately or do I pay that cost on the actual closing ...

My Mom(63) has a 457 retirement plan that she would like to borrow $20,000 from with the intent of lending me the money so I can invest in my first real estate property. I want to make sure that the process is done co...

I was wondering if I could get some advice from people who know something about finance and investments.I think most people on BP know that if done properly investing in real estate brings better returns then the stoc...

I recently was offered a pension lump sum payout by a previous employer.  As a 45 year old, I have a few years left until retirement.  I have 13 vested years with this previous employer with a monthly payment estimate...

Just curious to see if any of you have contributed to an education IRA 529 plan for your child's future college expenses. I have heard that the 529 plans in Utah and Nevada area the best as you can select low fee Vang...

Hello All, I'm leaning towards the strategy of house hacking and focusing on paying off the mortgage of the house within 5-10 years.   I'll be paying it off with my wife. We are 28 and on buying in about 3-4 years (we...

I have capital that I been saving for awhile now. I am planning to house hack my first multi-family (duplex or triplex). I am using the BP calculator and analyzing deals and when I feel the right one comes around I wa...

I am recently married and we plan to sell my wife's home. The equity would be enough to either pay cash for a rental property or pay off the mortgage on our primary residence. Not sure which is the smartest move. What...

I spoke with someone that couldn't find a replacement property that "fit" into their investment criteria. So I said its probably best to just pay the tax.If an investor overpay a ton, just to save on taxes, most likel...