If I sell a fourplex, roll the gains (1031) into a single-family home purchase, rent it out for a couple years, then live in the house for two consecutive years, can I completely avoid capital gains from the fourplex ...

Purchased my first investment in December of last year in Fairfield County (CT). We closed one day after my birthday...:) I rented homes in this area prior and knew what I could get for rents. I had a post on here p...

Last year I owned no rental property and spent little time on real estate. This year I will acquire at least one rental property and meet the qualifications for both Real Estate Professional and Material Participation...

I'm selling my lot at a huge loss but can I also take my years of property taxes and HOA dues, mello Roos fees, architectural plans etc. etc. etc. ? I have a large gain on a condo against which the losses would be useful

I have owned an investment condo for 10 years and the mortgage is paid up.  I want to sell, but the depreciation deducted from my basis makes for a big tax bill.  Can anyone confirm or comment on whether putting the p...

Hi BP!Hope everyone is doing really well. I am buying a new construction primary in May and hoping for some advice prior.I have a relatively high DTI due to 7 other other conventional loans and my broker advised that ...

Hoping to gather some opinions. For SFH's that are LTR's (home values approx. $280k with land value backed out) what are the advantages and disadvantages to conducting a cost segregation study when bonus depreciation ...

Hi everyone, I am an moving to a new home and planning to rent my condo in San Diego (central Hilcrest walking distance to Balboa Park / Zoo). The condo is modern and basically in perfect shape, completely remodeled 1...

Hello,  about to sell my rental property which is not in an LLC and just in my name... Does this still qualify for a 1031 exchange as I am looking to hopefully upgrade into another property... Is there anything that s...

Please be aware if you buy an investment property and do not live in MD, when you go to sell it you will pay an 8% tax at settlement.  If you live in the home for 2 out of the past 5 years and move out of state you ma...