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Victor Valencia Looking for advice on California property transfer with both property tax and income
19 September 2025 | 8 replies
How do others weigh the trade-off between unlocking equity today vs. waiting for a cleaner tax outcome later?
Peter Firehock The Short Term Rental Loophole
15 September 2025 | 15 replies
(Source)ConclusionBy turning your real estate losses from Passive to Active, you unlock the ability to write off those real estate paper losses against your W-2 and 1099 income, which for some people, if you have the ability to execute on this strategy, can result in massive savings.
Daniel Sehy Creative Financing That Actually Worked (Not Just Theory)
12 September 2025 | 11 replies
Would love to dive deeper, this might be the kind of creative financing that unlocks momentum for newer groups like ours while we build investor capital.
Adam Wachter Hold or sell a luxury STR with $200k+ in appreciation and an assumable mortgage?
4 September 2025 | 2 replies
Our family priorities have changed and we may not use it as much in the coming years, so we are considering selling it to unlock our equity and diversify into other real estate investments (SFH, small multi-family, and syndications).My questions for the BP community are as follows:1) Does it make sense to sell this property considering the low interest rate on our mortgage? 
Kyle Neff Should I Self-Manage 11 Student Rentals to Save $~100k/Year…or Stay Focused on BRRRR?
3 October 2025 | 24 replies
I’d rather own fewer, better-located houses that lease early and renew cleanly than chase C product that steals my calendar.3) Renewals (incentives > flat fees)This is a big unlock.
Chris Seveney What’s the Minimum Amount Where a 1031 Exchange Makes Sense?
1 October 2025 | 21 replies
I have a huge bucket of passive losses that can only be unlocked by selling since I'm not a real estate professional. 
Drago Stanimirovic Commercial Investors → What’s the Toughest Part of Financing?
7 September 2025 | 4 replies
From what I’m seeing, the real unlock is having flexible capital sources outside the traditional banks — lenders who can structure around value-add, short-term challenges, or unique property types. 
James Ryan Depreciation for High income earners?
19 September 2025 | 21 replies
.• When you sell, all those suspended losses unlock and can wipe out much of your taxable gain.So in your case, if this is your first rental and you’re staying strictly W-2, cost seg might not save you tax in the short run, it just shifts deductions forward.
Andrew Reis Buying the Next Property
16 September 2025 | 24 replies
For our investors in this situation, we just do a cash-out Refi (up to 75% LTV) or HELOC (up to 90% combined LTV) on the investment property to unlock liquidity so it can be used as a down payment on the next property.Happy to help if that's something you wan to explore.
Lior Shulstein Delayed financing based of appraisal rather than purchase price
9 September 2025 | 13 replies
.), but usually requires 3–6 months on title unless you can show legitimate rehab/improvements that justify a new appraised value.A practical tip: if you want to unlock more leverage without waiting 6 months, even light rehab (new appliances, paint, flooring, etc.) can sometimes qualify the lender to treat it as a cash-out refi with no seasoning.