Hello everyone, trying to get some sights for this topic.I started to investing in large multifamily syndication deals lately. My understanding is we always want to do accelerated depreciation and/or cost segregation ...
Soldier on leave to visit wife & new baby, forced to leave by Landlord who says he's stayed too long.http://www.ijreview.com/2014/12/216157-solider-lea...Don't Be This Landord!
Hello BP community!So I have seen many webinars, videos, podcasts, etc. that discuss this topic. I realize that the 70% “rule” is useful/applicable only when browsing many properties to essentially weed out the ones ...
My wife is a realtor (sole proprietor ) and has $0 income so far. I'm a full time employee. We usually file taxes jointly. Can we apply any of her deductions to our combined income? Or will her "business expenses" onl...
I have decided to rent out my spare bedroom in my apartment, do i have to follow the Fair Housing laws (in SC) when people ask to move in? They will have to apply through my apartment but i would like to get someone n...
I am in the process of renting my current principal residence out and buying another home for myself to live in. I will have lived in my current home for 2 years on May 26th, 2018 (my closing date was May 26, 2016), a...
I've been listening to @Scott Trench's new book, Set for Life, recently. Scott discusses the concept of dollar-cost averaging a bit as it relates to investing in index funds. This makes a lot of sense to me and I've...
Hello BP community, I live and Sell Homes in San Diego CA. I stumbled upon this property, SOLD for $609,000 needed flooring, paint, kitchen and bathrooms (flipper refinished cabinets) then sold it for $709,000 two mon...
I recently heard about real estate cost segregation. I would like to learn more about that strategy to take advantageous of property depreciation upfront and claim. Can someone share your thoughts on this ? If someone...
All parties have agreed to this deal -- paperwork is signed. Seller is crediting buyer a larger amount than the buyer's closing cost. So the rest goes to lower the purchase price, right? Nope. Seller's agent is refusi...