With the new year right around the corner, most people are thinking about sipping spiked eggnog—but smart real estate investors are also finalizing their tax strategies. Read on for last-minute tax moves you can make. But you had better act fast, as time is running out!

More than anything else, your time is valuable. So how do you know if tasks are worthy of your most precious asset? Find out how to calculate it here!

You’ve probably heard that 401(k)s are a great way to prepare for retirement—but are they REALLY? Investigate the numbers here (you may be surprised)!

An investor came to me not too long ago seeking advice regarding the performance of his portfolio. He figured his portfolio was performing soundly, but wisely decided to seek a CPA’s analysis t...

The majority of individuals on BiggerPockets are investing in real estate because they want to create financial freedom. Blog and forum posts o...

At the end of 2017, Congress passed The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which included IRS Code Section 199A, giving certain taxpayers access to a 20% pass-through deduction. A new release from the IRS specifies regulations surrounding Section 199A. So how does this affect you? Learn details here!

Being a CPA allows you to network with many successful investors and business owners. Learn some amazing wealth-building lessons from one CPA here!

As a real estate investor, there are plenty of tax strategies at your disposal. Many times, an investor is able to position themselves in such a way that they don’t pay tax at all on their curre...

Corporations get a bad rap in the investor community. This is often seen when an experienced investor who has shied away from corporations tells new investors that you do not need a corporation ...

It’s not about how much you make. It’s about how much you keep. If you’ve read my past posts, you know I’m an advocate of expanding one’s income ...

Scott Trench wrote a great article about the wealth gap and identified the main problem as lack of financial educat...

Time and time again, I see people asking tax questions and receiving conflicting answers. The confusion stems from our overwhelming tax code. Companies make billions of dollars helping you “simp...