Congrats on the dry powder—now put it to work strategically.

This is a phenomenal deal and speaks to knowing the market and utilizing your strategic advantage.

You should hire a tax professional to create a strategic tax plan.

Key takeaway: pricing strategically, great visuals, and broad listing distribution are critical to lease quickly.

You might even want a CPA who can handle it all, tax planning, bookkeeping guidance, and strategic advice, so you’re set up for growth and efficiency as your portfolio expands.Here are 3 things I’d look for when interviewing CPAs for a real estate portfolio like yours:Real Estate Expertise: Experience with both long-term and short-term rentals, understanding of deductions, deferrals, and strategies to save on taxes.Proactive Guidance: Someone who actively looks for ways to optimize your portfolio and keeps you ahead of tax law changes.Communication Style: They should explain things clearly, answer your questions, and work in a way that fits your style, virtual meetings, email, calls, etc.Once you narrow it down, you’ll have a much clearer picture of who can help you save the most and grow your portfolio efficiently.

Exactly, it's a strategic tool used to entitle land in instances where the base zoning is at conflict with the desired housing density/site plan.

To make the math work, many of us are leaning into lean management practices, modular or prefab components, and strategic site selection.

They have a few closings coming up they anticipate will pay off the 1 mil debt.AHP Servicing is entering strategic partnerships with two companies.

I’ve noticed more investors getting extra strategic these days, not just with pricing but also with documenting their involvement for taxes.

Just as if you played the stock market you need be strategic in Real estate investing and you have to align yourself with right team.