Hi BP Members!
I’m finally starting my real estate business idea and am looking for a tax person to give advice / work with.
My girlfriend and I focus on buying fixer-upper properties in Ohio to rehab them to hold l...

I have a mix use building. It's 1/2 a block from a busy intersection, however, there isn't much going on, on this block. My other units rent for 1650, residential. The first floor is rented out to a seasonal business,...

Hi All,

We just started a c-corp to take advantage of ROBS capability, and I'm doing some basic research on cash vs. accrual method for accounting. For a rehabbing business it may not make much difference du...

My wife and I are beginning our real estate investment venture. We're in the process of acquiring our first rental property and we want to take full advantage of deductions related to our business.Do we need to own th...

I'm new to the income property game and looking for some tax advice. I did a cash-out refi on my primary residence in Nov 2019 and purchased a fixer rental property. I spent 3 months remodeling and placed up for rent ...

Hello construction people,My brother and his coworker are looking to ditch their fencing jobs and become an independent company. They're looking to start out fencing but could get into excavating and other jobs needed...

I have read articles that say you can file your real estate investment as a business, but two CPAs I have spoken with say no. Does anyone here file as a business? I have one long term rental. I have spent many many ho...

Hello BP,

Does anyone know or know where I could find something in writing saying that I need a business license to invest in real estate in the state of North Carolina?

So I'm in the process of writing my business plan to start my real estate investing in a couple of years, once I build the connections, systems/processes and the capital to do so. While writing my business plan, I cam...

Dear fellow investors,I am under contract to purchase a facility. The current assessment is about half of the purchase price so the real estate tax will go significant up. My attorney recommended that I consider split...