Hello all,
I am looking to get a cost segregation study done on my newly purchased 8-plex in Aberdeen, Washington.
Does anyone have any recommendations for me?
Any tips or things to think about moving forward?
Thi...

As we go into 2019, figured I'd share a  tax related planning tip that I personally feel will be important for business owners and RE professionals moving forward.  For complete details, please reach out to a tax prof...

For those licensed agents out there....when you buy a property for yourself, either personal residence or investment property, you typically receive the buyers agent commission.Is this considered taxable income? Or is...

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What’s up BP!!! Have a question about the $25,000 offset I’m hoping someone could answer for me. To be clear I’m referring to the up to $25,000 in passive losses that the IRS allows you to offset your earned income by...

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