Then the painters.

I have an electrician, a plumbing company, a framer/window guy, a floor/trim guy and a drywall/painter guy.

These types of jobs cannot be performed with just a Tracking Number.Steps to Apply for a Tracking NumberWhile the process can vary depending on your company structure and insurance coverage, the general steps include:Application Setup – Provide accurate business details, insurance, and qualifying individual information.Supporting Documentation – Submit proof such as insurance certificates, corporate formation papers, and background checks.Compliance Check – The DOB verifies that you have active insurance coverages, no outstanding DOB penalties, and valid business registration.Why It MattersIn New York City, construction permits cannot be issued without a valid General Contractor Tracking Number.

I’ve been working on getting into my first rental property in the DFW market. As i analyze deals, it seems almost impossible to reach even the 1% rule because rents hardly cover PITI (more like the -1% rule). Is the 1...

You can I would just watching to not to apply too many places. 

Does bonus depreciation only apply to short-term rentals, or can you also take advantage of it with medium-term rentals?

Quote from @Placeholder Placeholder: Just applied for a hard money for a fix and flip and got this message:Your application was turned down for the following reasons:Total credit limit on open revolving trades is too low.Maximum credit amount on open revolving bankcard tradelines is too low.Period of time since bankcard revolving or charge trades opened is too short.  

I'm looking for some tips/things to note when first buying a rental property, such as closing cost estimations/other fees, process of applying for a loan, when to apply for a loan (make the offer then get the loan?)

This means that if you bought a property for $1M in 2025, did a cost segregation study, and found $300K in eligible assets that you could depreciate, you could take 100% of that $300K as bonus depreciation in the first year.You then apply that $300K to the owner’s personal tax rate to find the final amount that you can defer in year 1.For example if your tax rate is 37%, you can defer $111K in taxes.It's one of the best tax deals in the US right now.Yes.

A Roth conversion inside the Solo 401(k) also works — you’ll pay regular income tax on the conversion, but future gains grow tax-free, and the IRS doesn’t apply UBIT to Solo 401(k) accounts.