My wife and I previously owned real estate in our joint names in both Florida (where we currently reside) and in Virginia (where we previously reside)Following ur research and some legal advice, we established two tru...

Many investors start their journey by diving into individual distressed property deals, but if you want to grow into a high-volume operation, it’s essential to change your mindset, strategy, and execution. Successfull...

I am a US citizen. My parent is an Indian citizen. She has some money she wants to invest in the US in a real estate condos we can rent out.
She is happy to have everything go through me, i.e. she transfers the money...

I just turned my former primary residence into a rental this year and it's going well.  I'm trying to get all my ducks in a row for 2017 tax time.  My question is what is the best approach for using my cost basis to c...

I wanna start buyin & holding properties, but of course I don't have great credit so I wanna obtain via Owner Financing or Subject 2. Now here is where i need help and advice ? What's the difference and the differ...

Hello I recently bought a resort in Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico, wine country 1 hr drive from San Diego, CA. I had owner finance $3,000,000 dollars, 4% interest rate, 10 year term. The resort is in a 7.7 acre land, has...

I live in California and my friend lives in the Philly area. We recently got together to buy a 3 unit new construction residential property in Philadelphia. The title will be held in 4 names (the two of us and our bet...

I've run into a couple guys doing this with great success. Any advice on structuring for those with experience out there??

If you have just a few rental properties is iy worth having an LLC for each or fo i just up ky insurance. My acvountant always tells my accounting for doing taxes will get way more complicated (more money)

The commercial office space is owned by my LLC. I need to allocate a certain rent to pay myself as I use 2 offices working as a medical provider (another LLC). The higher the rent, the better for tax purposes. Is ther...