Note my protege was not the developer, he sold the lot to the developer for ~$500k over current use valuation.https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/working-for-you/new-...As indicated the law was changed a few months ago in large part due to this developer..

Before I knew it, I was featured on the news and have been speaking about the house at conferences, etc. 

You’ve got analysts, news anchors, and even agents arguing both sides like they’re calling a boxing match.But here’s the thing — I don’t need to guess.

This year investors bought 1/3 of all single family homes.So the great news is if you position yourself as an investor friendly agent, you shouldn't have to worry about staying active.Do you remember how 2012 went down?

The good news?

2025 is shaping up to be one of the biggest years for real estate tax planning.The new tax bill quietly changed a lot — some great news, and a few traps to watch out for.Here are the big ones investors should know:1. 100% Bonus Depreciation is back — permanently.

Give an example of a time you had to deliver bad news to a client.What do you believe is most important in creating a positive borrower experience?

Here is another bit of bad news for anyone who may have invested in their Nova RTP project (Durham, NC). 

And totally understand your frustration, that’s a common feeling in year one of running an STR, especially in high-cost areas like San Diego.From a tax perspective, the good news is that all those setup and operating expenses are deductible, including furnishings, supplies, platform fees, cleaning, repairs, and even a portion of utilities if you’re covering them.

https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/10-metros-with-the-highe...Mortgage rates aren’t the only pressure.