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Nate Garvey Direct to seller strategies
23 October 2025 | 0 replies
I'm considering trying out Prop Stream to try going direct to seller. 
Jorge Abreu Determining your in-place expenses
22 October 2025 | 0 replies
It is crucial to research whether the property value will be reassessed upon purchase to avoid underestimating expenses during the underwriting process, as some US states reassess property values when real estate is sold.In addition to reducing expenses, we also explore additional income streams.
Jourdan Schmidt Seller Finance Questions
26 October 2025 | 5 replies
Please note that depreciation recapture on the building that's sold will need to be picked up in year one on their tax returnAlso - it's beneficial for sellers looking for an income stream as opposed to having one lump sum of cash. 
Paul Novak How to Determine Enough
14 November 2025 | 31 replies
A portion of your wealth needs to be aggressive to beat inflation.If you do the above exercise you will know how much is enough for your situation.Insurance- the worst thing you can do to your family is to be mid stream in a deal and die.  
William Thompson Before You File: The Smart Investor’s Guide to Short-Term Rental Tax Breaks in 2025
28 October 2025 | 11 replies
Know What You Can DeductIf your Airbnb is classified as an active business, you can deduct almost every ordinary and necessary expense tied to running it.Here’s a quick list of deductions most hosts miss:Cleaning, supplies, and guest amenities Repairs and maintenance Property management feesUtilities, Wi-Fi, and streaming subscriptionsAdvertising, software, and booking platform feesTravel to and from your property (yes, mileage counts)Home security systems and smart devicesProfessional fees — CPA, attorney, consultingDepreciation on the building and furnishingsPro tip: If purchased after January 19, 2025, you can take advantage of the return of 100% bonus depreciation under the One Big Beautiful Bill.
Connor Brown Starting a Portfolio
29 October 2025 | 12 replies
If a house hack isn’t an option, look for a property, a duplex or triplex near a popular city or strong rental market, which can give you multiple streams of income, but even a single-family home in the right neighborhood is a great place to start.Connecting with a local real estate agent and a lender can help make sure you find a property that’s affordable, cash-flow positive, and a good fit for your goals.From day one, think about it from a tax perspective: which type of rental works best with your income, what deductions and strategies you can use, and how you can maximize savings to reinvest and grow your portfolio over time.
K S. Warning! RE will keep you poor and the passive income myth
10 December 2025 | 133 replies
Revenue stream- if it is your house, you control the Revenue stream in B above, and also the Capex/turnover costs, since you are the occupant. 
Shan Vincent Has anyone used WealthAbility?
26 November 2025 | 159 replies
Format: Streaming video for each lesson.
Andrew Reis Buying the Next Property
29 October 2025 | 36 replies
The first place to look is the equity in that property or another property you may have which you can refinance out to use as a downpayment on the next property.If you do not have equity yet, you could look for an equity partner or private lender.Or, since you are considering other streams of income, consider getting your real estate license and help other investors do what you do and save up for your next downpayment that way.To Your Success! 
Scott Po Frustrated with first investment property
30 October 2025 | 11 replies
Some Details:4bd/2ba (3/1 upstairs and 1/1 downstairs)2,200 sq ft (1,100 upstairs/ 1,100 downstairs)Value: $410,000Equity: $90,000Interest rate: 2.2%Potential rent as a 4/2 (per a local property manager): $2,900 x monthMortgage: $1,900We bought a below grade flip ( basement was bult down hill to a stream) in Seattle where it occasional rains.