Newbie here. I'm looking at a duplex as my first investment property, and after hearing about Opportunity Zones, I see that it's in one. I'm trying to understand what this means when it comes time to sell. OZ's look k...

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I'm 28 years old, working in the hedge fund industry in NYC and would like to start investing in real estate. I've always felt somewhat drawn to real estate ever since I was very young and am ...

As a specialized real estate CPA, I'm here to provide expert guidance on your most complex tax matters, from navigating 1031 exchanges and cost segregation studies to optimizing your rental property deductions and han...

Hi there,My name is Andrew and I am 48 and live in St. Petersburg, FL.  I had an early retirement and have been watching some money I have sit there for many years. Doing nothing. I have about $120,000 that I am looki...

Hi there, I live near Edmonton Alberta Canada. I am new to real estate and I want to know how to buy houses and keep buying houses without the bank telling me I'm maxed out for borrowing.
My main goal would be the br...

We are looking into how to put to use our IRA and ROTH IRA funds through Self Directed IRA investing, in either notes or rental properties. However, the account fees, transaction fees, asset registration, check fees (...

Credit to Mike Blankenship from carrot. If you want to look up the original article, which has links to sources and to other great resources, (I can't link as per BP rules) the article is called "33 Real Estate Statis...

Hello,  I have a STR company located in San Diego and wanting to expand out of state to HOA friendlier areas. For those who operate their STR out of state, how has it been working out for you? 

I’m new to REI and I’m ready to get my feet wet. However, my wife is not totally on board. She has concerns investing out of state as well as other concerns. I have a major advantage as I can read/listen to books or p...

A client recently contacted me about a short sale in the Cleveland market that seemed to be priced way below market value. After digging into the listing info, I found a fairly typical approach to marketing these prop...