Hello I've been following this thread and have been gaining some much needed information. So if I am correct once I receive my tax certificate I can begin the possession process and current owner has 3 year redemp...
Hello Everyone,First time poster but long time reader of all the good information and advice on BP.Let me pre-face this by saying that I have reached out to some cross border tax specialists, and some I am still await...
I'm still in the process of doing research, if this has been discussed or is a blog post somewhere please point me in the right direction.
I want to purchase property by august, either to live in or to invest with (d...
I've been reading a lot to prepare for eventually buying my first single-family home and renting it out.In my area (50k population mostly-blue-collar city with a sizeable college population, ~$40k median income), most...
Hello BP, looking for some advice.I bought the 3bd/2ba house as a primary residence for my family in 2012. Last year 2020 we purchased another SFH and converted the 2012 home to a rental. After a year of renting to a ...
Once you get settled into your rental property, I assume it's important to document everything and stay super organize. What's your approach to recording monthly income, expenses, etc.? Is Microsoft Excel too simple? ...
Can I safely assume that all liens get wiped out at auction, including mechanics liens, back taxes, whatever?
For 1099s issued to yourself for your compensation of an S corp, one has until the end of February instead of the end of January. I saw an ad at BP for processing 1099s but missed who the vendor was. I also called a l...
I am looking at some multifamily properties in Chicago and I am so confused when it comes to taxes here. I am looking at 2 properties in particular. 1 has taxes of $28K and 1 is $13K and both are in the same zip code ...
I have only done SF in B neighborhoods until now. I am looking at a 10 unit in a C- neighborhood. The price is great. The numbers the current owner is giving me are good enough to leave some margin for error, and ther...