So I have a random question. I'm a teacher and I purchased my first duplex over the summer. One of my tenants is being relocated for work and she gave me very early notice that they're going to be moving on July 1...

Hello everyone, I am completing my second BRRRR and looking to do a cash-out refi. Searching to see if any lenders are doing a cash-out with no seasoning period. Thank You 

I was always under the impression that a VA loan could not be assumed for investment purposes and that it must be for a primary residence, which typically means occupancy of the residence for a year. However, while sp...

Hi members,I recently met my CFP and he concluded that after all these years of accumulation in 401k it's time to take steps to minimize taxes and reduce/eliminate RMD.  As expected, he recommends Roth conversion and ...

Hello everyone, hope all are well, I'd appreciate insight on a question- if I take bonus depreciation after a cost segregation study in a year, then do STR and it's just not for me, can I then convert to long term lea...

My mother purchased a property on 2011 for 480000 in California. The current price of the house is worth about $900000. The house is registered with my name and my younger brother’s name as joint tenant. If I want to ...

Good morning everyone,Curious to see if someone could help with the following question:If I perform a cost segregation study for a short-term rental property purchased the previous year, would I amend the return for t...

Hoping those of you who self-manage can lay out your current business structure as it pertains to operations. How many people do you employee, how many PM’s do you have, etc…. I think we may experiencing some growing...

Does anyone have a reasonably priced company that will print postcards with addresses that you provide and then ship them back to you?  Mailing services are not needed.

I fell like there is more to it than just this. I have watched lots of videos on people claming that if you invest $1m dollar into index funds and only take out 4% every year then you will never run out of money. Is t...