Is there a limit on the amount of expences a landlord can deduct from taxes per year? Such as replacing things that are coming up due, such as floors, siding, and windows?

My wife and I recently got a divorce. For that last several years I have done very little real estate investing because she didnt want me to do it and wanted me to focus more of my time on our family. Well, that didnt...

Just received a newsletter from my estate planning firm with the following info. First time I hear of this. If true, this has substantial impact on how we work with our IRAs and something to consider when nudging...

I can't believe that it has been 7 years since the birth of BiggerPockets on October 22, 2004.

I put together a brief blog post and video on the topic (link below):
BiggerPockets Turns 7 - Happy Birthday

I wanted t...

Sigh...

So I have read this blog until my eyes have bleed and have actually learned a lot. I am currently looking for an investor in my area to "shadow" and learn more from. I called my local reia about joining and ...

How should I prioritize the work for this commercial building to get more for rent? Here is a list of things that need to be done:
1) stucco and faux stone sidings building to make it look new (not sure about cost?
2)...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $210,000

Cash invested: $56,500

Purchased this house this December for 210k (immediately appraised for 228k)...

Hi there - My problem seems pretty straightforward, but my tenant keeps asking for his damage deposit back so I want to be prepared in case he takes me to small claims court.  The short version of the story:
January ...

Good morning BP - I have searched for a comprehensive answer to this without success. I have see some really informative answers and comments by Matthew Teifke back in 2017 and Joel Owens over the years. 
A few post ...

Hi BP!! Well I think I’m finally going to pull the trigger on some long distance real estate investing. I’ve found a place that looks pretty promising for monthly cash flowing rentals. So now one of my biggest fears i...