Maybe you can charge more for it in SoCal but the price for your house will be a lot more too.

I’ve been looking into multi family units and I wanted to know what tips someone should know before investing in one.

For those who’ve been doing this for a while, what’s one tip you’d give to someone starting out?

As Josh noted above, it's really all about proper tagging and making sure each expense is categorized properly and coded to a specific property.one other tip is using an accounting system, you should be able to attach receipts as opposed to having paper receipts. 

Affordability is key, so we’re primarily looking for fixer-uppers that need some TLC.

Hi everyone , I just started to get into the real estate industry, right now I'm studying for my license and my goal is to start investing , I now is hard to get loans  since I'm still very young but I wanted to hear out your stories and thoughts, I want to hear how you guys got your property and any advice that might help me in this process! 

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Have you collected for your down payment?

Personal use, mixed-use items, or home office mistakes are common pitfalls.Retirement or education credits: These are often oversimplified on social media, and claiming them incorrectly can lead to huge penalties.The IRS has sophisticated systems to catch improper claims, and relying on viral tips instead of professional guidance can be very costly.

What exercises or tips have helped you improve your phone voice?