I am seeking a couple properties and looking for ways to avoid capital gains. The costs of homes are too high to roll over money through 1031 exchange. What other ways are there to avoid the capital gains

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Hi I am new here. I came looking for some advice. (hopefully this is the right forum for advice)I feel like I am in a rut and do not know how through break through. I want to have many properties and have lots of pass...

Very seldom have I seen page after page (1, 2, 3, and 4) of listings that have a listing status of Contingent or New. About 10% out of 60 houses under $190,000 in 27616 have an Active status. What is going on? From pu...

Hello everyone, I'm looking to get some advice on this situation with a tenant in my property. 
I own a condo unit and this tenant has been living there for a few months now. Soon after they moved in, they asked me i...

I've read that a business owner can hire their children, then fund a Roth IRA for them since they have earned income. Are there any reasons this would be a bad idea?

Im a dentist and I’m starting my investing journey in next few months. I have about $950k all cash equity in my current home and will be selling it Nov 2023. And by then probably another 100k in savings. For the first...

Hello Everyone,I'm new to real estate but plan to enter the real estate market by making a few rental property investments over the next year. I'm looking to invest outside of my local market (Orange County, CA) given...

Considering a move to Seattle and or surrounding suburbs. Initially was looking for a corporate job, so being close to Seattle was important. Now will be starting a business, so proximity to downtown Seattle isn’t as ...