Coty B Lunn
What is the BRRRR Strategy and How Does it Work?!?!?
The BRRRR strategy, which stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, and Repeat, is a real estate investment strategy that involves a series of steps to maximize returns on investment. Here are reasons why investors may ...
John L Daly
retirement plan IRA, 401K plans witch is best
what's better whole life insurance , IRA, 401k? for contributing to long term ?
Adam Francis
Using Primary Home Equity
I own my home outright and was considering using the equity in my home to invest in my first property. Good idea? It seems like that’s what most investors do with their properties but assumed there were some cons when...
Steven Embree II
Pay Off, Refinance, or Sell
I'm just starting out in devoted real estate investing. I've owned my current rental property (condo) since 2006 and now I'm in the position to be able to pay it off in February or March. I've never refinanced, so I c...
Kyle K.
EIULs-- Equity Indexed Universal Life Insurance
I've heard some intriguing things about EIULs which are basically investment grade life insurance policies that can build up cash value for tax free use later in life.
Does anyone on here have an EIUL policy? If so, ...
Mike Griffin
Tax Benefits of Seller Financing
Hello! I am in discussions with a seller and I’m pitching seller financing. The seller wants $1.8M and they own outright, for decades. It’s in southern Maine. What tax benefits can I spell out for them? They’ll lose a...
Scott Lester
The Depreciation Tax Benefit
I'm putting together a simple LLC to bring a partner into two 4 plex's I'm buying. I typically pay a 40% tax rate so I always include the annual depreciation amount x 40% as part of my cash return. If I'm doing an LLC...
Shaun R.
Money in whole life insurance
Anyone here listen to the Lab Coat Agents podcast? I was listening to one this morning (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/...) and the guy was talking about putting your money into whole life insurance company's general ...
Hannah Potter
When to hire a CPA?
At what point in your RE Investing journey did you hire a CPA to do your taxes? At one rental? At ten rentals? After creating a business? Trying to determine how much longer I should do my own taxes. Thanks!
Johnny Quilenderino
Military leadership - Have you spoken to your teams about retirement or investments?
Team, We are in a mix of 20-year members that will get legacy and then the others that will get blended ie 2 percent of 20 years ie 40 percent of base pay plus TSP contribution. Further explanations here: https://www....