We’re based in Los Angeles and open to creative or unconventional strategies as long as they help preserve capital or minimize losses.

As somome who is getting into flipping, there are less risky avenues I would recommend that allow for a full diligence process.

Quote from @Abe Appan: When doing flips and you want to add sqft to the property.

Quote from @Mohamed Barry: HI all i am exploring flipping homes next year.

Let me break it down for you in a more conversational way:If you and your spouse are currently limited in how much you can deduct from your long-term rentals (LTRs) because of passive loss limitations, adding a short-term rental (STR) can potentially open the door to a completely different tax benefit, even without qualifying as a full-fledged real estate professional.Here’s how it works:The IRS treats STRs differently if the average stay is 7 days or less—these aren’t considered traditional rentals, so the income (and loss) isn’t automatically passive.That means if you can prove material participation—like doing most of the guest communication, cleaning coordination, pricing, etc.

A multifamily home can be a smart move though, especially on Long Island where prices are high and rental demand is strong. 

Hi everyone,Are there professionals out there who provide long-term support for real estate investors?

Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Covington.

I am in contract for a fix and flip property.

Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment.