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Susanna Hayrapetyan Managing Tenant Expectations During Renovations
17 September 2025 | 9 replies
Besides temp rent credits and general gift cards, we've found giving them a dinner & movie gift cards for a night out are received well.Also, you do need to add more time to contractor timelines, but just adding 2 weeks isn't the best approach.
John Cook I have questions about my private lender.
19 September 2025 | 5 replies
Once you have been on title for 6 months you can refinance the home if needed.The other option would be for her to buy it add you to title and she can do a "Gift of Equity" and you can assume the loan through a GOE Refinance.
Heath Sizick How do Property Management companies deal with Tenant Marketing & Retention?
16 September 2025 | 4 replies
A strong program includes quick responses to needs, regular check-ins for feedback, financial incentives, advance notice & explanation of rent increases, & thoughtful touches like seasonal gifts or newsletters.As any landlord veteran will tell you, if your unit is priced reasonably getting applicants is easy, its finding QUALIFIED tenants that is challenging.Best to you in your PM search!
Thomas Lin Is Setting Up an Entity the Best Move for Scaling Our Family Real Estate Portfolio?
12 September 2025 | 8 replies
Did you use gradual gifting, installment sales, or another strategy to transfer ownership over time?
Jasmine Duwe Any advice on navigating BiggerPockets?
6 September 2025 | 3 replies
I often gifted those photos to the host as a thank-you.
Russell Roberts 100% Bonus Depreciation + REP status = TAX FREE Roth Conversion?
5 September 2025 | 23 replies
P.S. realizing that at some point down the road, I've got more depreciation recapture (potentially higher tax rate) to deal with, but there are options to 1031 or even gifting the property to a worthy cause at some point. 
Nicole Pier Lot flip- possible to change to corp and get lower tax rate legally?
3 September 2025 | 4 replies
If no consideration is given, the IRS could treat it as a gift, though in practice it is generally treated as a sale since you control the corporation.Once transferred, the corporation’s basis becomes FMV, and when sold, the gain is taxed at the flat 21% corporate rate under IRC §11 (e.g., $200K sale – $150K basis = $50K gain → $10,500 tax).If the corporation distributes profits, you face double taxation: first the 21% corporate tax, then shareholder-level tax on dividends at 0%, 15%, or 20% plus 3.8% NIIT.
Mikey Knight First Duplex House Hack
29 August 2025 | 4 replies
This property will serve as: Our first house hack/ homeA wedding gift for my (future wife)A long-term investment  Our Goal  Buy a move-in-ready duplex — avoiding heavy fixer-uppers.Live in one unit and rent out the other to lower our housing costs.Focus on safe, rental-friendly neighborhoods with strong appreciation potential.Live for cheap (not necessarily free) by renting the other unit to offset the mortgage.I plan to live in duplex for at least five years or even more, and during that time, I also want to purchase additional properties to build my portfolio.
Anthony Greco Can I take a 401k loan and transfer it to my LLC to purchase a property?
22 August 2025 | 13 replies
You could use proceeds to buy a boat (that would be foolish but permissible), or you could use proceeds to buy an investment property directly in your name or the name of the LLC, or (if you feel generous) you could gift $50,000 to me.