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Real estate investing comes with its own set of accounting best practices and money-saving tax strategies.
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If you’re a real estate professional, you may sometimes feel like you’re in the paperwork business—especially when it comes to insurance. Between traditional forms of property insurance, health ins...
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No one likes paying taxes, so let’s talk about how you can pay FAR less to the IRS! On today’s show, we sit down with real estate investor and CPA Amanda Han, the author of the brand new book The B...
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A younger person recently asked me, “After 30 years of real estate investing, what would you do differently?” It’s a pretty good question, and it really made ...
Before I get started, I want to throw a big, fat disclaimer out there and let you know that I am not an accountant and I’m not an attorney. Everything I am about to tell you is just my opinion. My ...
So, you probably read my recent post where I urged investors to “STOP IT!” and not overpay for multifamily assets anymore. What were you thinking when you read it? Perhaps… Why’s he yelling at me?...
“You make your money when you buy.” “The blind man sees things clearest.” “It’s darkest just before the dawn.” All of these sound cool, but they are simply no...
If there is one thing that gets me riled up, it is bucket lists. I recently was dragged to persuaded to visit a bookstore by a friend. Right under a “Books You Should Be Reading” sign was a book wi...
Usually my articles are all about taxes and how real estate investors and business owners should approach various scenarios and apply sets of tax regulations. I always try to share my knowledge to ...
Whether you’re already living in a house you own or you want to buy your first house and springboard it into a bigger portfolio, I’m hoping to provide some useful information to make this easier. ...
When work relocated our family from sunny Denver to the Northeast, we transitioned most of our real estate holdings near our new home without paying capital gains tax using 1031 exchanges. But our ...
After my showing on the BiggerPockets Podcast last fall, I had many people reach out to me and ask to further explain my accounting system hack for small landlords. Instead of continuously replying...
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So, you probably read my recent post where I urged investors to “STOP IT!” and not overpay for multifamily assets anymore. What were you thinking when you read it? Perhaps… Why’s he yelling at me?...
Before I get started, I want to throw a big, fat disclaimer out there and let you know that I am not an accountant and I’m not an attorney. Everything I am about to tell you is just my opinion. My ...
It’s time for a hot, steamy discussion of everyone’s favorite subject: insurance. Kidding. The only ones who get hot and bothered about insurance are the folks with the special kind of personality ...
Imagine you’ve placed an offer on a property that needs a bit of love. You know your strategy is to use the BRRRR (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) method. This method allows you to maximize th...
“The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second-best time is now.” —Chinese Proverb Think you missed the boat on real estate investing? That it’s ...
Due diligence done right can be the difference between a great investment and a loser that sucks an investor’s time, cash and enthusiasm. The checklist below provides a new Mobile Home Park inves...