Quote from @Jodi Webb: Hey everyone — I'm curious to hear from investors who have been able to grow their rental portfolio quickly.What strategies, financing methods, or partnerships helped you scale fastI’m looking to accelerate my own growth and would love to hear real-world examples or lessons learned. 

I was able to step away from my job with DHS in 2023 and my real estate journey has taken off even more.

It would eventually get "recaptured" if you sold, but you get the benefit in the present with the downside being at a future date.Overall, I agree with the sentiment of this thread and would say that depreciation really should have been taken on your 2024 return, and if it were me my next step would be to file the Form 3115 in 2025 and pick up the "lost" depreciation from 2024 so at 12/31/2025, you're back to where you should have been.Feel free to shoot me a direct message if there's anything I can help clarify, happy to help.- Matt

Purchase using anyone of the methods previously mentioned through this disucssion.

I have a rental property on the market for 14 days. There have been multiple showings and walk-throughs, but no signed lease yet. I’m bringing in plenty of potential tenants, but none are committing. Besides reducing ...

But now with some experience in his method of doing things I stay right on him and everything goes smoothly.

For example, begin with the BRRRR method: learn how to Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, and Repeat step-by-step.

Possible long post.Over the past several years I keep meeting people who are successfully invested in real estate.  Some use the cash flow to fund their hobbies but at least 2 of the people have completely replaced th...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $140,000

Cash invested: $20,000

Sale price: $255,700

A friend's son was over a year behind on payments and faci...

Starting with the BRRRR method on multi-family properties is a smart move.