In general, real estate investing offers some strong tax advantages.

My goals are to diversify my portfolio, take advantage of the tax benefits of having a mortgage, and invest in a property with long-term appreciation potential.Given my busy schedule, I’m hoping to take a more hands-off approach by working with a trusted local team.

I have several friends/clients that have taken advantage of the STR "loophole" that began to Phase out during the Biden administration, so this is music to my ears if true.

I'm struggling with how to fairly pay my contractor without being taken advantage of.  

I’m planning to buy a 3-family in Worcester within the next year using the MassHousing Workforce Advantage or another down payment assistance program. 

But it has been advantageous to others for years.

They also require a non-refundable 10% earnest money deposit, with a strict 30-day closing window.Additionally, most of these auctions have reserve prices, so I'm curious—what’s the real advantage of buying through this type of auction?

The other 2 being still being able to take advantage of tax benefits by materially participating, and having an option with lower impact on cashflow. 

Good morning,I wanted to take a second and speak with you about the advantages of leveraging your capital and using Hard Money to spread out the risk and increase your potential ROI on each project you undertake.

Hey, that's awesome you're looking to jump into flipping, especially with your contractor background – that's a huge advantage!