I have a deal under contract and have raised some capital from a private party to pay for it. The lender will be treating this as a "personal loan", meaning I will technically be paying cash for the property and have...
Certainly love you should have a separate lease and also make sure the tenant has renters insurance. But you all are jumping the gun here! No one knows anyone’s story people start business and put all the money back i...
hi allI would love to get some perspective from your expertise, we have a property that we would have to sell in 2025 to avoid paying taxes on the capital gains, we believe we can sell it for $700K and get an equity o...
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I want to begin my investing journey by finding a multi-family to house to hack for a price anywhere between $250,000 - $300,000.
A friend of mine and I are considering going 50/50 on a down payment for the ...
So I am about to start renting out part of my home. Is there a way that I can avoid paying taxes on the rental income? Could I have my renters pay my mortgage rather than pay me? Like have them give me a money order t...
Hello,Hoping someone here can enlighten me. I have bought a house for myself with the intention of making it my primary resident. Unfortunately I had to sell writhing 2 years and the property didn't end up to be my pr...
I've gotten my first quarterly "pay your local and state taxes" statement for our Sales and Use # that we established for our Airbnb business. Occupancy taxes for Texas (6%) are already collected by Airbnb on our beh...
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We will have a few hundred thousand dollars to invest after our home sale. Not only do I want to avoid paying taxes on that money, but we want to invest it as well. Initially, we would need access to approximately $50...
Hi everyone,I am currently living in Canada and I'm in a position where I am getting eaten completely from taxes on my salary income. I'm maxing my RRSP, TFSA & FHSA but taxes are still eating way too much...As su...