Quote from @Mary Jay: I would get a second opinion, sounds like they are just looking to sell you on some stuff, or it might actually be true and the old company owner/techs did not bring any of this up to you.

You don't want to be in a position where you take a huge 401K withdrawal that it puts you in a much higher tax bracket where the added tax you would pay would be more than the added return you would get with real estate than whatever your 401K is invested in.Your net worth is about $1,500,000.What are your annual living expenses?

Quote from @Marie B.: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Marie B.: For current/past BAM investors, how has your experience been?

I do my taxes for my 31 rental properties on turbo tax.

The rates are out of sight.Property taxes for new homeowners need to come down.

I have several questions… but here’s a little context first: I started getting “analysis paralysis” on the sideline wondering what was the best time to dive in to real estate with limited funds ($40k) so……..I went to an in rem judicial tax sale recently and won a 12 acre parcel in McDonough ….

If so, then a spreadsheet could probably do.Also do you do your own taxes or have a CPA?

If your rental "loses" $10K per year, sure that's tax deductible, but it's certainly not a tax credit.

Quote from @Marie Lovett: Quote from @Caleb Christopher: I use OnePoint Lending as the servicer for our seller finance and wraparound deals (www.onepointlending.com).

I would talk to other tax sale investors or tax sale attorneys.