Cost Segregation has been a hot topic the past couple of years. But what is it exactly?
A cost segregation study is a strategic tax planning tool that separates the assets that have a shorter useful life and can be d...

I am a licensed Home improvement Contractor in Southern New JerseyI am looking to broaden my business relationships in the area.  We are local and have numerous contacts in Real Estate development as well as leads on ...

Bookkeeping is not a sexy topic to discuss, unless you're an accountant, but having great bookkeeping provides some huge benefits: Tracking Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to boost profitability or keep more cash in...

Cost segregation is a tax-saving strategy used to identify assets within a property that can be depreciated over a shorter lifespan, accelerating depreciation deductions and enhancing cash flow. Let's talk about it!Ke...

TX HOUSING MARKET UPDATE : From the Texas A&M Real Estate Center Journal, Jan 2017PIPC relates to the personal income per capita used to represent income growth.PIPC growth in Texas has outpaced housing price grow...

I’m a passive partner, 30% stakeholder, in an LLC where we buy and hold rentals. I’d like to create a SDIRA or SOLO401K and loan the LLC money at fair market rate.Since I’m not a majority stakeholder, I don’t believe ...

Hey Everyone!I am currently a Student Veteran in Minnesota saving my pennies hoping to invest in a multi-family in St. Paul area. I graduate Fall 2019 and I am up to  around 10k. My question is, how much does it cost ...

"Houston is the only market that's is already looking dangerously close to collapsing."

Personally, I feel collapse is a strong word and a bit alarmist. Interesting chart though, I like the blue Phase 2 section.
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Hi!My fiancee and I are new to real estate investing but want to get started. For broad picture to weigh decision... We're 30, make a combined $241K/year, have a combined net worth of about 400K (222K in retirement fu...

What is the best way to utilize a self directed IRA to purchase and flip homes?I have a client that asked me this question tonight and I was stumped.  Please help!