Looking for RE savvy CPAs who can offer good guidance around RE investing decisions from a tax perspective and optimizing deductions while preparing tax returns.

It’s a very competitive market out there so you need to be prepared to act when you find the right property!

I haven't seen information on what to do when you have a newly signed lease, and your current tenant decides to stay as a tenant at sufferance; I wanted to prepare and hear other people that might have gone through that so I could learn from it.I appreciate your insights! 

As such, one always needs to file for an extension or rush to get your own return prepared.

Hey @Michael GarlandAlways love to discuss creative income boosting strategies.

Let’s start with the math.Purchase price: $760,000Conventional loan limit for area: 647,000I was looking to put down 5% of purchase price: 38,000This leaves me with a discrepancy of $75,000.This will be a house hack w...

We were prepared to evict a few months back when a local church stepped up and actually paid his back rent for Nov AND his next rent check for December to get him current.

I’ve done some research on creative options I can use to possibly to solve the problem and “Subject to” financing has shown up a few times.

So… I need to hear how you creative minds would approach this situation to maximize my equity. 

Taking away Creative Financing and traditional Hard Money Lender, what else have you guys used or heard about that has similar terms to bank financing but is easier to work with and less red tape??