Hi all,I have been using my basement as an STR house hack for about 2 months, currently I'm only listing on AirBnB. It's done much better than I predicted (due to the summer months probably) and I want to ensure I hav...
So i bought my first home about 3 years ago. Did a live in flip and am looking to sell it. With the way the market is, I'm thinking about renting instead of buying. I've got a loan on my truck that I'd like to pay ...
We have a tenant that was signed to a lease through Feb. of 2023. They have decided to break that lease and pay out the remainder of the lease in a lump sum. In the state the property resides in, we have a duty to mit...
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In Feb 2022 I bought and started managing my first airbnb. It has done well this year! But now that tax season is upon us I have a few concerns...
- My cleaner was paid about $9k via Venmo(this was a person...
I have a question about how to handle depreciation of an owner-occupied residence where we rent out rooms. We placed one room in service in 2014 (25% of home) and filed the 4562 form for 25% depreciation of the buildi...
Hi All,What are some tax implications to keep in mind for flipping a single-family home in California? For example, if I were to purchase a home for $1M, fix it up then sell it for $1.4M, how much of that $400k gain w...
Hi I was looking into section 8 housing investment when I came across the funding cuts for HUD and how vouchers were voided before use earlier this year.
I’m rethinking my strategy now since there is a strong possibi...
The hard money lender that we are working with will only lend if an LLC holds the title, not me as an individual. Our exit strategy is to go for a conventional refi, but if title is held by an LLC I suspect convention...
What are your tax implications if you set up a LLC in your home state, but primarily buy RE in other states? Specifically for buy and hold REI. Would you owe any taxes to the state where your property is in? Or sim...
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...