Hello,I am looking to build a 4 Plex in PA.I am in the preliminary phase of planning and my questions relate to entity structure, taxes, and finances Background:Land Cost $10K Build Cost $200KAppraised Value at comple...

Hi looking to buy approx 5 Roku TVs and was wondering where the best place is to get them. I’m trying to keep costs low and I keep seeing $200-300 a pop for 40-65 inch. Maybe it’s been a while since I bought a TV. See...

Hi all, rookie out-of-state investor here. I've been definitely going through a learning process after purchasing my 1st rental property back in May 2022, and now have encountered another headache where I almost feel ...

I am a new investor in the DC area trying to get my investing career started with a rental property (or perhaps a BRRRR). Whether you are a seasoned or newbie investor, I’m sure that a potential recession is at very l...

I just saw the latest proposed insanity, set to be voted on by the Seattle City Council next Monday.  I would be surprised if it does not pass.   This one would ban all criminal background checks by landlords of prosp...

Who pays to replace a damaged window screen? The landlord or the tenant? The screens were all in very good condition at the beginning of the lease  four years ago.

I recently posted an article about protecting assets and figured I can share it here as well. Below is the article. Enjoy!
Investing in rental properties has tax and wealth building advantages. Like any other busines...

Seeing the market in reading the big brokerages reports on the main metros I invest in, everyone estimate rent growth at 0% for at least a year or two. Expenses naturally rise with inflation - insurance, property tax,...

What are the tax benefits of having my company own the property instead of me owning it? How can a LLC save me money on taxes?

Curious on your opinions.
I've started my journey in the expensive Seattle market and found house hacking a duplex gave me a tremendous boost as my first property.
The top 10 advantages that played out quite well:
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