Hi!Can anyone recommend an insurance company for a sub to home in California.  Im acquiring the home by the end of the week and want to be able to get a trusted insurance company that will not trigger a Due on Sale.Al...

I am going to finish building my first project, a large log home, in about a month.  I built the home as an owner-builder and did the build in my own name, not an LLC.  I don't have a contractor license as none was re...

The 179D Energy Policy Act gives taxpayers a deduction for installing energy efficient assets such as the building envelope, HVAC and lighting. It is for apartment buildings greater than 4 stories and newly constructe...

Hey guys -

I want to implement a marketing strategy for Quit Claim Deeds.

Have you guys done this before? What has worked and what hasn't?

Where can I get a list of people who have quit claim deed...

Hi,
I sold a house to a tenant and her boyfriend on a Quit Claim deed. They registered the house in their name. Then, they quit making payments. When I called the county, the lady who answered said "you should've d...

Tax season often leads to creative interpretations of what can be considered a deductible business expense. However, a recent case highlights the importance of thorough documentation and substantiation when claiming d...

I interviewed a CPA and I was told since I receive a W-2 from another job that I can not claim 100% of losses from rent house's. Is this true? And please add some additional expertise in this subject. I am looking for...

To start off, this is a claim that I haven't necessarily found to be true. I've made LOTS of contacts at auctions. But I have seen this claim, or similar claims that buyers at auctions are jaded and don't care to talk...

Looking for some Specifications I should give to my insurance agent when I am excepting proposals for my rental property, a.k.a. landlord, insurance. Any info on limits and deductibles would be great!

If you could pay 3/10ths of something would you?
What if I told you there are ways in insurance to decrease a $100,000+ deductible down to $20,000 or $30,000 AND pay only slightly more premium?
How is this possible...