Closing tomorrow on a 5 plex in Superior WI. In the past, my old CPA told me a cost seg study wouldnt be worth it on a commercial building I owned that was only 295k. His reasoning was the amount I would save would be...

Just wanted to share my experience quickly for those thinking of getting their license in Colorado. I decided back in January that it was time for me to take the step of getting my license. My decision was between tha...

Looking for info on any potential tax benefits of STRs. What can be deducted? Is it more beneficial to have it structured under an LLC? Are there benefits if an ADU is used as a STR (I am in California)? I am aware pr...

I'm currently researching online real estate schools that would prepare me for the California RE Sales Agent exam. As such, I'm trying to figure out which schools are reputable and approved by the CA BRE.Real Estate E...

I’m in southern california and want to get my real estate license. What is a good site to get one from?

Has anyone filed taxes yet as a W-2 employee who owns only STR, rents for on average less than 7 days per rental (STR), and materially participates (usually requires 100 hours or more in a year and more than anyone el...

I'm currently transitioning from the military; I'm stationed in Indiana right now and thinking about taking the real estate exam here. The sticky part is that once I'm completely out of the Army, I don't know where I ...

Hello, I hope you are doing well. I need to perform a cost seg study on my short term rental which was newly constructed during 2023. This is for my 2023 tax return, and I have filed an extension. I am looking for ins...

Just wanted to thank the BP community for convincing me to get my real estate license.  The past few weeks of studying were quite difficult, but today I overcame all those obstacles to pass my Maryland salesperson exa...

I feel I've read and listened to enough material to get started. I'm just not sure which actual steps to take to start in the wholesale department. For example, do I make a website first, start an LLC, or just jump st...