If someone draws funds from the HELOC on their primary residence, and uses them to pay down the principal on their rental property, is the interest paid on the drawn amount tax deductible under the rental property?

My wife's client looks to clear about 500 K after selling her 4unit property. What's her best option to avoid heavy capital gains? An annuity? She's buying another home moving to TX. MY

Hello Everyone at BP. 
I'm looking at a property in VA with moisture issues in the basement. There's a clear musty smell and it's down to the studs, insulation was pulled out too. I thinnk the issue is coming from th...

Hello all, Looking for some advice on interior paint colors.First off the home is in the high desert mountain area surrounded by lakes and mountains. To me location has value in the discussion.I'll be installing Vinyl...

Hi everyone! I have an opportunity to buy a property off market from a family member in the Panama City Beach area. Does anyone have any information on rental income for single family homes less than a mile from the b...

I’m currently in the market for an absolute net property and having trouble finding a definitive resource for this market. The best sites I’ve found so far are Crexi, LoopNet, Calkain, and NNNex.

Am I missing any com...

What would you do: refinish hardwood and take a vacancy or put in laminate?The properties I manage locally have nice, dark hardwood floors.  After a few years or wear and tear, they are going to need to be refinished....

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Jacksonville.

We purchased this property for $70,000 and spent a significant amount renovating it from top-to-bottom. Being our first reh...

Been awhile I since I came here.  When I initially signed up, I was looking to be a passive investor in a multi family.  I signed up with a local real estate investment group and the few deals I've seen, I was really ...

Hi y'all! I've been perusing for awhile now and have been doing some research on buying and holding properties to increase my wealth. This is primarily to build equity at this time but I'd love to be able to "retire" ...