You are buying/selling enough of your own properties per year that it makes sense (talking millions of dollars a year in real estate transactions)If you can say yes to one of the above questions then get your license.

MARealtor.com reports only transactions from the 3 MLS services in Massachusetts.

Hi Lacey,I am a local hard money lender, and I am always happy to connect with lenders to provide more options to investors when assessing a purchase, refi, new construction, or other financing transaction.

@Jorge PerezUp to the amount of capital gain realized in the transaction and timely reinvested in a QOF will be eligible for deferral. 

I would check with the building department about what their requirements for ADUs are (if you’re going to make it a legal ADU).

This is a simple transaction done in escrow. 

Whether we are the representing agent on the transaction or not we will inspect properties that we would be managing if purchased by our property management clients.

There are lots of legal resources available to indigent persons and if you do end up in court, you are far less likely to prevail (and far more likely to pay damages to the tenant who has already taken advantage of you and the seller) when you start with that strategy.Your first step should be to call the housing department of the relevant municipality and ask them what your obligations are.

It would help you to review IRS prohibited transactions rules:https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/plan-participant-employee/retirement-topics-prohibited-transactions

For non-tax related needs that happen during tax season (accreditation assessments, business transaction review, etc.), is there someone else in your firm that has more time available to address these issues?