This is probably another " it depends" question.
If you can utilize your fund either on 12% note investing/private money on the 1st lien or 8% cash on cash return on rental property, what will you pick now?
I'm curious about the role property taxes play in determining whether a deal is good. I've noticed that properties in Delaware County are often more attractive than those in Philadelphia, but the property taxes are qu...
I am a single family investor looking to make a first multifamily investment in a friend's company where he is the lead GP. Need advice if this is worth looking into.
The property has been negotiated at a 20% discou...
My business partner and I started investing this year. We currently have three properties with eight total units. We hold the title to each property jointly, but we do not have any legal entities. What is the best way...
I have been using a HELOC (8.3% interest rate) for Mortgage notes to make 10-12%. If am lending personally am I able to write off taxes from the interest from the HELOC, or would I only be able to do that with an LLC ...
I am new to investing I have one rental property that I rent to my business ( lease back). I want to purchase a new property for this purpose and turn that property into a short term rental. I own a small business a...
Hi there, newbie here with a question I haven't found in my searches on BP. I'm an architect, developer, and general contractor. I own a small lot free and clear in the downtown of our small city just outside Seattle,...
My husband and I have an LLC for our flip business, which is also a licensed general contractor business, in Oregon. I personally also have my Oregon real estate broker's license, which I obtained to help with the bu...
I am seeking a couple properties and looking for ways to avoid capital gains. The costs of homes are too high to roll over money through 1031 exchange. What other ways are there to avoid the capital gains
Would someone please explain the difference in taxes between investing in MF syndication using Solo K versus using "regular" funds from my checking account? Let's say I invest $100k in a MF syndication, giving me 20%...