Do you account for tax when you analyze a deal?

We currently only have one rental property. When we first bought it we had the lease written up by a lawyer and it included that the tenant had to professionally clean the carpets when they moved out. We are now getti...

Hello All!  First post here, so hope this isn't a dumb question lol.  I am trying to get in some practice analyzing properties, and I was wondering if there is a good way to get a fairly accurate estimate of insurance...

I live in Louisville, Ky, and I wondering what kind of taxes to expect on cash-flow from rental houses and apartments.

Looking to dive into our first multifamily property via an LLC. Got a ridiculous quote from my current homeowner carrier (State Farm) for $10K annually (seller is currently paying about $2800 annually). $10K will cert...

Recently a neighbor recorded a video of our roof shingles of our rental property blowing up and cleverly put it to music during a wind storm.   We know we are due for a new roof and had it on the schedule for next yea...

Hi, I am currently house hacking a triplex. It's my understanding that an individual is allowed to deduct up to $25,000 in PASSIVE losses against ACTIVE income if and only if that individual earns less than 100k MAGI ...

My partner and I currently live overseas exploring other interesting markets for real estate investment, predominantly in Europe. We'd like to learn more about whether this is smart financially from a tax perspective....

Coming up on the new year and I am going to shop my insurance policies as I have 7 properties plus auto plus umbrella. I usually have pretty good luck saving at least 10% when I have shopped them in the past.

Who do...

In the realm of real estate investing, the IRS sets guidelines to differentiate between active and passive participation for tax purposes. Understanding these rules is crucial as they impact how investors can deduct l...