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Jul 03, 2024Jul 28, 2024 Liz Zack

My 1031 Exchange Property Is Listed. Here’s How I’m Managing the Clock.

After six months, Liz's personal property is on the market and the 1031 exchange process is almost set.

Jun 24, 2024Aug 26, 2024 David Abraham

6 Property Tax Strategies for Long-Term Real Estate Investment Holding

These tips will help you make smarter property tax strategy decisions and maximize your returns.

Jun 20, 2024Aug 07, 2024 Thomas Castelli, CPA

Real Estate Investing Has Tremendous Tax Benefits—If You Know What You’re Looking For

Most investors know they have access to tax benefits, but most don't know the ins-and-outs.

Jun 10, 2024Jun 10, 2024 David Abraham

5 Steps to a Successful Property Tax Appeal

Use these steps to appeal the assessed value of your property.

May 29, 2024Jun 27, 2024 Liz Zack

Watch Out for These 1031 Exchange Nuances That Could Grind Your Deal to a Halt

After almost a year of personally going through the 1031 exchange process, I can say that I am now an expert in all things 1031, and you can trust me. …

May 20, 2024May 20, 2024 Liz Zack

I’m in the Final Stretch of Selling My Brooklyn Condo as a 1031 Exchange—Here’s How the Fifth Month Went

In the next few days, our Brooklyn, New York condo will hit the market, and we will begin the first half of our long-planned, much-anticipated, greatly agonized-over 1031 exchange. When all…

May 17, 2024May 16, 2024 Carly Hilinski-Rosick

5 Ways to Capitalize on Public Investments in Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Districts

These smart strategies make the most of community investments while increasing your profitability.

Apr 17, 2024Jun 03, 2024 Liz Zack

I’m Four Months Into a 1031 Exchange—Now It’s All About Finding the Best Deal in the Haystack

We are less than a month away from listing our Brooklyn, New York condo, which we bought for $375,000 back in 2004, the same week we got married. 20 years, two…

Mar 27, 2024May 05, 2024 Natalie Kolodij

How to Write Off Your BPCON Travel as a Business Expense

For business travel to be tax-deductible, you need to leave your tax home. This is where you ordinarily conduct business, and you typically have to travel far enough to warrant…

Mar 27, 2024Apr 29, 2024 Ana Gotter

Taxes & Buying a Home—Here’s What You Should Know

Many people understandably wonder what costs and expenses could be tax-deductible and what additional taxes they may need to pay as part of the homebuying and ownership process. Here, we’ll…

Mar 26, 2024May 05, 2024 Cyrus Vanover

Strategically Reduce Your W-2 Taxes with Real Estate

There are several ways that you may be able to reduce your W-2 taxes with a real estate investment. The type and whether you have an equity or debt investment…

Mar 25, 2024May 05, 2024 Chris Bibey

Property Taxes: Complete FAQ

It’s common to have questions about your property taxes, but one is more important than all the others combined: Why did my property taxes increase. There’s no individual answer to…

Mar 25, 2024Mar 25, 2024 Liz Zack

Is a 1031 Exchange Really Worth It? After Three Months of Work, We’re Questioning It

Is a 1031 exchange really worth it? That’s the question we asked ourselves as we ran property after property this month. If you’re new here, we are selling our spacious Brooklyn…