Hello everyone! I am brand new here, but despite
that, I've delved into numerous books and observed clients in the
multifamily realm of investing for years. I reached a point where I
couldn't bear sitting on the...

I have been reading up on not having to pay tax on gains from a investment property if you use those gains to buy more property.

Is that still true if you take the gains and put them into paying down your primary h...

I'm trying to figure out the best way to buy a duplex from my mother. I would like it the benefit both parties but most importantly the best way to benefit her. 

Hi Guys,My question is pertaining on using the 1031 Tax Exchange on Multi-Family homes. Theoretically, is it possible to remodel a distressed duplex, live on one side, sell the other side, and roll that profit into a ...

I recently inherited a property that it is currently rented, there is no mortgage and I’m planning on keeping the tenants. Originally it was in a land trust but is now in my name, I know that in general a cash out ref...

My sister is upgrading primary residences and was asking if she could use a 1031 for primary to primary or if the property purchased had to be an investment property.

So quick question I couldn't find while searching the forums. Let's say you hoise hack and 1031 your way up to multiple properties and you finally use one of the homes as your exclusive principal residence and sell. H...

Sorry I am sort of new to this. Need advice!I co own my primary residence with my brother 75/25 (On title). I’ve been living there for 2 years and he lives elsewhere at his primary residence. We want to sell the prope...

Hi All! I'm moving to new york, however, I still have a solid salary come in from my home state texas. I want my income to be tax free from texas but live in New york, how can I do that? I read something about an 183 ...

Hi everyone, I was listening to the bigger pockets podcast and I thought I heard Brandon Turner say that if you flip a house that you own as your primary home for two years that the gain you make on the sale is untaxe...