Quote from @Steve Wilson: I'm getting ready to start investing in the Port Huron market in SE Michigan and had a question about depreciation; I spoke with a CPA who told me that unless I'm a Real Estate Professional, I can only use depreciation to reduce the taxable income from my investment property, whereas Real Estate Professionals can use their real estate income to reduce the taxable income from their W2 job as well.

@ This answer really depends on your individual outlook.

Zillow just revised their 12-month outlook from minus 1.4% to plus 1.2% for the US. 

If anyone has someone they trust or if you’re a professional who offers this please drop their info or DM me.

It's designed for professionals in the commercial real estate industry who are looking to network, share knowledge, and stay updated on the latest trends and developments in the Houston market.

It's designed for professionals in the commercial real estate industry who are looking to network, share knowledge, and stay updated on the latest trends and developments in the Houston market.

Tampa, FL - several major hospitals, MacDill Air Force Base, professional sports and universities and colleges.

Today, I’m actively working on my first BRRRR deals in the Sacramento region, building strategic systems, and establishing the right professional team (contractors, property managers, lenders, and attorneys) to scale safely.My goals are to:•Build a portfolio of profitable, well-managed BRRRR properties•Develop long-term assets •Create a multigenerational legacy through smart financing, disciplined operations, and strong partnerships•Connect with investors, contractors, and professionals who value transparency, responsibility, and consistencyI’m here to learn, share my journey, and build relationships with people who take real estate investing seriously.

I’m especially focused on areas that have:Steady demand from travel nurses, medical professionals, or corporate travelersReasonable entry pricesGood occupancy for 30–90 day staysLocal regulations that don’t create issues for MTRs You should look into the midwest for midterm rentals.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?