Property must be rented 7 days or less. 2. you/you and your spouse must materially participate (three most common options are 500 hours; 100 hours and more than anyone else's time, and substantially all the activity). 3. you can't use it more than 14 days or 10% of fair rental days for personal use.

It is very common to have two layers of roofing, although I'm not sure installing a comp roof over a metal roof is a best practice.

It presents a rare opportunity to activate an iconic site with both community impact and scalable economic returns.Currently in the planning phase-focused on gathering resident insight, cultivating brand partners, and aligning with forward-thinking investors and civic stakeholders ready to help shape a legacy project rooted in culture, commerce, and change.Due to the unique nature of this concept, additional project details may be shared upon request and may require a mutual non-disclosure agreement (NDA).

Worn out carpet is common especially with new builds.

Hey everyone,I’ve been hearing more about co-living as an investment strategy — where multiple tenants rent out individual rooms in a single property, often sharing common spaces like kitchens and living rooms.I’m curious if anyone here in the St.

This is a common business model in the route 1 corridor and there are plenty of landlords doing well with it, so it's definitely possible.

Set for life by Scott Trench is fantastic, and obviously Rich Dad Poor Dad is the most common book out there that sparks interest in real estate.

What tends to work best here is presenting lenders with a detailed scope of work and rehab budget, plus a clear resale strategy with comps that support the projected ARV.In fix & hold strategies like BRRRR, it’s common to use a short-term loan (hard money or private) to buy and renovate the property, then refinance into a long-term DSCR loan once it’s rented and stabilized.

Hi,I see others have a similar question...Yes, I am looking for a CPA with extensive experience in real estate, like others,but I have the following criteria:Must be based in CA (any city is ok)Must have experience at one of the top 5-10 accounting firmsWould prefer in house bookkeeping service (I know this is not common--not a deal breaker)Must be able to do cost segregation or work with a team that doesMust understand and have extensive knowledge in small/medium business tax preparationPrefer no hourly rateI have about 4 LLC's and one S-Corp in addition to my personal return.I have spoken to most of the big accounting firms and would be a good candidate for them but I just don't want to pay $20,000/yr. 

The reason for disclosure of LBP, besides being a federal law, is it exists in highly wearable and commonly accessible areas, and degrades.