My dad in India who has some cash would like to invest in real estate with me. Anyone knows what is the best way to bring it to USA? Will I need to pay tax on it here in the US before investing? Can he gift it to me? ...

Hi Guys, I was hoping someone might guide me in the right direction. To make a long story short a relative has given me and my wife a large sum of money as a gift and we want to use this to purchase our first Condo/ho...

Hello BPers. My wife does not have a two year history at her job but the house is in her name and we would like to get a cash out/refi. I have a two year work history so I would like to add my name to the title. Are t...

One of my go-to REALTORS consistently hits it out of the ballpark for me.  She goes well beyond her responsibilities as my buying and selling agent, and makes my deals as smooth and effort free as possible.I know she ...

Vendors are dropping off all types off goodies at my office. It's really nice.

Shouldn't savvy landlords do something for heir customers? Tenants?

question: How should you compensate a tenant who's water you had to shut off for one night because it was very late and your handyman could not fix a leak in the water heater hose until the next day? Feeling bad and e...

Hello,So I may be inquiring a SFR from my parents. The SFR has no mortgage but my parents did get a HELOC from the property. They told me if I take over the expenses of the property I can have it. My question is, can ...

I'm not sure if this is in the right place, but I'm hoping someone can at least tell me what type of professional can help me explore the questions below. My mother has some money that she would like to use to invest ...

Among confusing legal concepts, the generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax is at the top of the list. Because of its complexity, many attorneys lump it in with concepts such as the rule against perpetuities—topics tau...

Has anyone taken the steps to give there child assets in the form of equity in property? Would it be in my best interest to do this as I get older to get rid of my property without my son getting taxed on it? I alread...