Hello everyone, I’ve made a substantial amount of gains on crypto, I would like to re-invest that money into real estate. Is it possible to put that money into properties without capital gains tax? Thank you. 

First off, I have already contacted my CPA and am waiting to hear back, but thought I'd ask this crowd to see if there is anything to add-My group plans to sell off some rental properties over the next few years - the...

So hearing everyone talking about doing cash out refi's to buy more property I did but it came back to bite me in the butt.I bought a rental house back in 2012 and naturally values went up so after a couple years I di...

Hello all, The Jist:Bought single family house in 2008 for $93k, rented it out til May 2016Renovated house for around $12k and sold for $145k in Nov 2016Previous tax returns say I have accum dep of $26kBefore I head o...

I'm not sure if this a success story, but I'll still share. 
I was going through the price history on a commercial property my family owns. This is based on deeds in the county clerk land records office. 
Without ge...

Hello Fellow BP Members,I'm posting here to say hello and introduce myself to the community. Feel free to ask me anything.My name is Matt McWilliam. I currently live in Las Vegas, Nevada. Originally from Ohio - Go Buc...

I reached out to my accountant about doing a cost segregation study in order to utilized the accelerated depreciation, and he said that it’s usually very cost prohibitive and is hard to justify unless you have a very ...

I am completely new to real estate and have never owned a home.How long does it usually take to close a house? Do I buy a house and start making repairs on it for 750 hours right away to qualify?I want to do so to ded...

I am told that when investing in crowdfunding equity investments, you are issued a K1 document at the end of the year for taxes.What are the tax implications when investing with taxable money vs money from a SDIRA?Are...

I am talked to over a couple hundred people over the past year and for those people SAVING less than 30K per year after their day job should invest in rentals or turnkey rentals in a market like kansas city, memphis, ...