Yet, older homes carry risks like hidden defects, outdated systems, and higher insurance costs.Current trends show a shift in tenant expectations toward energy efficiency and smart home features, favoring new builds.

@Niko Rossley You’ve inherited an excellent opportunity to build wealth tax-efficiently.

A model that I am working on now, addressing a question earlier in the thread, is to design an efficient house for build to rent.

If you add mentorship and a solid REIA network, you’ll position yourself not just to grow wealth but to do it in a highly tax-efficient way.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

The way you’ve got Rentec set up sounds really smooth, and the fact you can handle 37 doors while still traveling a lot says a lot about how efficient your system is.

With no rehab expenses and no holding costs, the financial structure was simple and efficient.

Make sure you are SUPER efficient with your script and attempt to differentiate yourself from the crowd of one-trick-pony agents that just want the listing.

Stay consistent, keep learning, and build with tax efficiency in mind from the very beginning.This post does not create a CPA-client relationship.

For me, the #1 factor is the numbers if the ARV is solid and there’s enough room after rehab and holding costs to hit my target returns, I’ll look deeper.

The real deciding factor is whether the tax deferral is worth the cost of hiring a Qualified Intermediary (QI) and covering related fees.