Since we are approaching tax season, and I am new to investing, I figure it would be a good idea to look/interview for a CPA?

Do you have any qualifying questions I should ask?

I figure one pre-qualifiying questio...

Today's topic is a springboard off of @Lisa Phillips a Phillips Phillips Phillips excellent blog series, episode 2 on incorporating.

We will be doing business in NY and, with the advice of our attorn...

Hello everyone, my name is Anthony Poulin and I live in Westchester County in New York. I am happy to make my introduction to the community. First off, apologies if this post is too long or has too much information fo...

Hey guys,I'm still in the studying and research phase of learning real estate and right now and I'm kind of stuck on the business entities side of things. I have read several things that suggest treating your investme...

Unfortunately, I lost my Mom a few years.  As a result, I have a beneficiary roth ira.  This is a great asset because any profits are tax free and distributions are not penalized or taxed.  It is currently self-direct...

Hi My name is Tim Weber.A little about me, I'm a local boy born in STL area. Left for a little bit while serving uncle sam, and then came back home to the STL area. During this time in the service I did some silent pa...

Hello BP, I am currently interested in house hacking opportunities in South LA 90011. But after running multiple calculations of MLS listed duplexes very few deals pencil out after moving out. I am aware that LA is di...

hi, I'm new to this site, I'm looking to start investing in purchasing homes and renting them out in Indianapolis and be living in southern Michigan, Im starting off as an investor so I don't know if Indianapolis w...

Hello BP!As 2021 winds down, I wanted to share some of my favorite books I've read over the past year or so with a brief description.Would love to hear from other's what books they loved this year and what they have o...

I'm currently looking into 3/1 ARM loans (2.65% interest from local credit untion) to purchase and sell some fix and flip houses, rather than a a conventional 30 year fixed loan (3.9% apr) to save on interest rates. ...