Are you looking into bringing your construction knowledge in, to leverage doing your own construction, where you are the owner, and profit from income generated?

Im a married father of three and want to begin my real estate journey and plan on creating generational wealth for my family.

Our group has worked on hundreds of properties, partnering with landlords and investors seeking true peace of mind, generating over $9.6M in passive rental income each year.It wasn't hard to jump to the wrong conclusions I saw "Furnished Rental Specialist" which interests me, your business page is boosting over 9Mil in rental income on STR & MTR ... so yeah, in this market...New member, no last name, no area stated. embellishments and word salads.

For buyers, notes can generate steady income without the headaches of managing tenants.Curious—has anyone here invested in real estate notes before?

I've sold several house hacks in the past few months but they were all below $650k and did generate positive cash flow once fully rented under the assumptions the buyer will make cosmetic improvements and eventually rent out the units at market rates.

Since the improvements (home and shed) are valued at $150,000, you could start depreciating them now, generating deductions that offset income—especially useful in a high-tax year.Here’s how it typically works:If you place the property in service (e.g., rent it out, use it temporarily), you can begin depreciation on the structure.Later, when you demolish the buildings, you would write off the remaining undepreciated basis as a loss—but only if the property was used in a business or income-producing activity before demo.If you demo right away without placing it in service, you lose depreciation benefits and must capitalize the demolition costs into the basis of the new development.So, waiting until 2026 to demolish may allow you to claim depreciation in 2025 and potentially deduct the remaining basis upon demo.

I invest in the Midwest and have seen how properly structured multifamily deals can generate both cashflow and tax benefits.

Does anyone have any recommendations for a quality bookkeeper that can categorize transactions and generate reports on a monthly basis?

I like your lead generation approach here.

"Group" with #1 above for REP.3) Convert pre-tax IRA to Roth IRA (or take 401K distributions) that generates ordinary income, but that can be reduced by "non-passive" real estate loss created by #1 above.