Quote from @Andrew J Coleman: Quote from @James Wise: Quote from @Monika Ruszaj: Quote from @Danielle Price: @Manuel Angeles. 

Quote from @Shiloh Lundahl: @James Wise a fool makes judgement without enough context.  

While it’s exciting to focus on finding good deals, ignoring these parts of your strategy early on can lead to missed opportunities and unnecessary risks down the road.Good tax planning helps you keep more of what you earn by allowing you to take advantage of deductions and structure your investments wisely.

That's the part I'm unsure of guidance wise, the assessments have been lowered, but when will that translate to lower tax payments... future effective 1/1/26, retro to 1/1/25 or effective of notification...Any insight anyone has would be appreciated.

You were wise enough to earn your money, so I’m confident you’re wise enough to protect it.

The right advisors can help you design a structure tailored to your goals—saving you time, stress, and money as your portfolio grows.Investing wisely isn’t just about finding the right properties, it’s also about protecting what you build along the way.

I think we’re going to look back and see that the people who kept investing wisely during this “fear wave” will come out ahead.What do you all think?

I'm definitely always looking to keep myself informed legal wise and appreciate the advice.

But other than that, nothing changes tax-wise.

Love the direction you’re headed New England has some great STR pockets if you pick your seasons and zoning battles wisely.