Hello I have a client that lives in Georgia. She has a couple of investment properties. Some in a C Corp. Some in her LLC and passed through on Schedule C. Some in her Schedule E.

Anyone know a good CPA in the area ...

Introduction: I have been in real estate as a side hustle for 20y.  I have Flipped and rented SFR and a few duplexes.  I currently own about 40k sqft of Commercial space over 4 different properties mostly medical spac...

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I am gearing up to take my Real Estate exam and looking for advice. Currently, I work weekdays 10:30a to 7p  with the immediate goal of starting out first as a part time Real Estate Agent...

I have been going back and fourth for about 4 years now on getting my license. I’m currently a hairstylist and as much as I love it I have always had a passion for Real Estate more.My question is, if I am to get my li...

I have my rental real estate principal and interest mortgage payments going out of my LLC bank account. I believe only interest and real estate property taxes are tax deductible. How do I account for mortgage payments...

Hello, as the question states I was wondering if you are able to be a part-time real estate agent maybe on the weekends or after hours for work?I am currently an Engineer that makes about $70k but my true passion is r...

I am looking to stop doing my own taxes and need to find a great Tax Advisor ASAP.  Most property is in AK so curious what or who is out there in AK.  Not looking for just any CPA or Tax Advisor. One who specializes (...

Hello Bigger Pockets fam,
I am a newbie out of state investor based off of San Jose, CA. I am looking to buy investment rental property in the Austin area. I am looking for an agent who has experience in the investme...

Hey everyone! I’m new to the REI scene and am in the process of finding my first deal. My current work schedule is 28 days of work and 28 days off. I was wondering if anyone had ideas for side hustles involving real e...

I make under the limit to be able to deduct 25k against my w-2 teaching income.  Is anyone aware of there being a limit to how many years you can consecutively take a loss? I am not sure of how pissed the IRS would be...