My SD401K has owned a small apartment building for a couple of years.

In the new year, I plan to convert unused office space into a 2-bedroom rental unit and, in 2013 or 2014, put up a new small apt building on avail...

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I am working with a foreign buyer right now and I have a couple questions that I was hoping someone would be able to shed some light on.

•Are there any restrictions on non-residents buying property in the USA?
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I need to find a house hack friendly CPA to help me make sure I’m budgeting my rehab properly so I can make the right tax deductions for 2020. Any suggestions? Preferably in the South Seattle region.

Hey BP members, I am currently looking for a new CPA who specializes in working with real estate investors and am wondering what lessons learned you all may have when it comes to finding the right fit. Are there any q...

Hey folks,I own 4 long term rental properties in my name. 2 STR's in my name, and 1 additional one we are purchasing in an LLC.I've read that series LLCs are awesome, but don't exist in PA yet so that's not an option....

Does anyone have a CPA and what exactly do they do for you if you're really into investing into properties. Could do write offs if you have a LLC or something? 1. What are some questions you would ask a CPA?

Hi Bigger Pockets community!! My name is Jeff. I am from the Northwest Suburbs of Chicago or the Chicagoland area. I have been RE investing for 15 years and I have over 5 rental portfolios consisting of multiple SFR, ...

We typically collect our rents by receiving a check or money order that tenants send to our PO Box.

Are there other ways to collect rent? for example is anybody collecting via a credit card charge? Is there a risk o...

Hello, If I were to purchase a multi-family unit out-of-state (it's included in my LLC), I would want to have a Property manager for it. So, when it comes to bills like Property taxes, City fees, sewer, ect..how do I ...

Hey all! My name is Donald "Darby" Rollins and I am joining Bigger Pockets as the next step in my job/life transformation. At 24, only a year and a half out of college, I've discovered that the corporate 9-5 (or 7-6 i...