For investors whose condo are generating positive cash flow after covering mortgage, operating expenses and resulting in surplus income each month. 1) What do you think contributed to your success?

In the meantime, she didn’t know how to generate revenue from it.

Hello BiggerPockets Community,My husband and I are ready to take the next leap in our real estate journey and we’re looking for guidance, mentorship, and possibly the right partners to grow with.Our background:Purchased a short-term rental in Upstate NY in 2020Lived in it, fully renovated, and listed on Airbnb in 2023Achieved Superhost status with 27 stays and 100% 5-star reviewsI became a licensed real estate agent to deepen my investment knowledge and sharpen our acquisition strategyOur current STR doesn’t generate large cash flow due to remote management expenses, but it is consistently building equity.

Once a powerhouse of American manufacturing, Endicott is now witnessing a resurgence fueled by innovation in clean energy, advanced manufacturing, and revitalized urban spaces.A Legacy of InnovationIn the early 20th century, Endicott gained national recognition through two major employers: IBM, originally known as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company, and the Endicott Johnson Corporation, a dominant force in the shoe manufacturing industry.

what permitted use will generate the highest rents and lowest cap rate?

I would look into the short term rental loophole with your STR property as that may be able to generate some tax benefits for you without qualifying for REPS

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@Peter Schiff In Tennessee, 1031 exchanges do not defer the state-level excise tax, even if they meet all federal requirements.What to do:You or your CPA should review Schedule J of the Tennessee excise tax return to correctly report the gain.Don’t assume your federal 1031 exchange documentation protects you at the state level.It may be helpful to work with a CPA familiar with multi-state real estate taxation, especially if the replacement property is in another state.If you'd like, I can help you generate a planning strategy or draft content for clients on how to handle Tennessee excise tax in 1031 scenarios.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

I'm piloting a new construction program that's building a generational style home 6 bedroom 4 bathroom, 2500 sq ft house in a class B/C area.

I’ve been seeing more investors shift from rentals to note investing to reduce tenant headaches and still generate passive income.Quick question for anyone here with experience:💬 How do you evaluate whether a performing note is worth buying?