Hi everyone,I'm a newbie to the real estate investing arena, with no rental property management experience before. Currently, I'm considering to purchase a fourplex with existing tenants in 3 units. I'm wondering what...

I have just been notified that the house I am in contract with--that currently has tenants renting out--has been late with their rent for the last 3 months due to a job loss. I just got confirmation he got a job but o...

Hello everyone,
I am currently considering changing my careers and would like some insight on being/becoming an agent. I have a few questions and would appreciate any feedback. 
1. Is it possible to be a part time a...

I just resigned from my job and have a sizeable amount in my 401. What are some of the pros and cons of transferring the money into a self-directed IRA and then using that money loaning that money to your own company ...

Has anyone had success trading stock options?
If so how did you learn?
Books? Any recommendations on what ones?

Good Afternoon,I have a situation that I'm sure is not all to common , which is a bot why I'm confused as to what to do / my options areA quick rundown of the scenario at hand .....The property I have is a " second un...

I am considering taking my social security income early.  I found there is an exception to the earnings amount limits I can make after taking social security when I receive income from rental rooms or apartments for s...

If one sets up a LLC and takes a salary/dividend split via their LLC does all of the money get counted to determine eligibility to continue to receive social security payments? Or....does just the salary portion get ...

High w2 earner and was wondering what would be savings i make on tax regarding rental income after all tax write off?for example I’d need to make 18 at work to equal 9k rental income.

So I calculated that with real...

The rental I purchased last week had fairly significant security deposits in place, a portion of which was labeled as "non-refundable".

Am I correct to assume that's essentially income?

If so, from a tax perspective...