My question is mainly around depreciation recapture (DR) after a syndicated deal is sold.  1031 isn't an option.  My marginal rate is less than 25% so it feels like I'm on the losing end of taking depreciation deducti...

Greeting all.  I recently took an early distribution of funds from a traditional IRA to use towards the down payment for a second - home mortgage.  My first home I co-own with someone else, and I purchased it in 2016....

Hello and thank you in advance...Question. I have been looking to purchase a larger multi unit building and had a question about funding the purchase. I have a 403b with approx 2,200,000. I do not need the money to li...

The boring aspect of passive income is consistent and slow.  It’s not glamorous.  It’s not full of HGTV shows.  It’s the slow methodical system.Why would someone want to be a landlord?  Well good question.  There are ...

The situation:-My parents are divorcing and want to sell their 3bd 2ba home but still owe $470k on it. According to zillow, it's worth around $535k, someone has offered them $550k -I would like my mom to be able to st...

Just thinking about selling a rental property  that I have owned for 3 years, and wanted to know what capital gains would be on the sale?  Want to raise some Capital for other projects.

I have a great handyman crew (Philly people - search Brightstar Handyman) working on a project for me during the week. With a free day on my calendar I decided to take on some of the smaller jobs and (based on their p...

Ok guys, I bought my first flip back in late September. About a week from being finished. A guy knocked on the door and made an offer a few days later. I accepted, and we are now under contract. My question is this, i...

Recently started catching a thread where one could take out a loan for living expenses, in essence covering cost of living yet having little-to-no reportable income...plus a bonus where interest paid is tax deductible...

I recently attended a class on advanced tax strategies for real estate investors. As we all know the standard "straight line" depreciation allowance from the IRS is a 27 year depreciation schedule on residential inves...