My ex is rather spiteful, and I'm really hoping that she doesn't have any legal entitlements to my rental properties. Theres no alimony payments, nothing special about the divorce, she's already taken all of my hard e...

Looking for some answers regarding tax default auctions.  In California, if you bid and win on a Tax defaulted property, do you then own the property or do you own the lien on the property?  I'm getting confused becau...

Hi BP community,Invested in my first real estate syndicate last year. Received the K1 from the partner and completed the federal return easily. How can I accurately complete Form 3885A for my real estate syndicate inv...

Quick question - if the property in auction has lets say three mortgages open - and only one plaintiff is running in the auction - what happens to the other two loans?1 - Does the plaintiff add up three total loans - ...

Hello everyone! I have a property that was inherited by my dad and he wants to gift it to me. However, there's three of his siblings that are also listed on the deed of the property as it was passed down from my gra...

Multifamily operators, you no longer need to stress over filing annual tax appeals.

In this article, we'll walk you through the steps to successfully navigate the process in any market. Let's dive in!
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I have bounced quite a few questions off this forum and thought I had a plan. Then, I spoke to my lawyer and accountant and the plan might be out the window. I relocated from NY to Tampa, sold the house in NY and want...

Hi, I am new to wholesaling and was just wondering was a Tax Sale list beneficial as a strategy for wholesaling properties? I already know what a tax delinquent list.. just wanted to know because the tax sale list in ...

So, the day has come to finally figure out how much your rental property income will affect your child support payment. You won’t be surprised that many states consider that pretty penny a critical component when calc...

AB 2088 establishes a first-in-the-nation net worth tax, setting a 0.4% tax rate on all net worth above $30 million. If successful, Illinois, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are likely to follow suit. How will th...