I currently invest in Louisville, KY and am considering purchasing out of state in the next year. What, if any, expenses are allowed as tax deductions ie: food, travel expenses, rental car, flights? Thanks

Question for the group... I'm a licensed Realtor in Virginia and am planning a trip to Massachusetts partly to visit family and partly to evaluate investment properties.  I don't currently own property in MA.  I reali...

I've gotten some good advice from this forum before; so, I'd like to take advantage of it again. Hopefully someone can help me with a current dilemma of mine. I'm about to take a work trip that would generate a good a...

As  Winter is approaching, which is offseason for a lot of markets, I wanted to do 2 things:1. Share how I'm preparing to CRUSH it this winter and not just "get by"2. Collaborate and hear what you're doing as well! Wh...

We do a lot of seminars for free in our area on various topics such as land contract home ownership and IRA investing. Every month the challenge is of course to get people to show up to these events.

What are some e...

Good morning everyone! My name is Andy, my wife and I are saving up to buy our first property/house. By the time it is February 2022 we will have saved up a minimum of $42,000. Right now we currently live in San Diego...

Hi folks,My wife and I have been investing since 2007 and currently own 10 doors. We are mostly buy and hold investors, although I have been through a couple 1031s in the past 12 months to reposition profits from the ...

Hello BP members!I'm currently flipping a property in Southern California, Inland Empire. My General contractor already did a walk through of the property and he concluded that there are structures and converted space...

I'd like some advice on the wisdom of using $100k of my 401k money to buy a retirement home in Costa Rica.The facts:  I'm 57 years old and live in Hermosa Beach, where I rent an apartment.  The houses here are $2 mill...

Hi BP!I live in San Francisco but have family in St Petesburg, FL involved in real estate where there market looks to have much better cap rate, investor friendly pricing and none of this California rent control hooey...