Just sayin’And Real Estate Professional, why not just REP.

I'mAlex, a construction professional with 30+ years of projectmanagement experience (projects ranging from small residential to$4M+ commercial) transitioning into real estate investing.

We’re looking for a tax professional who understands medium-term and short-term rental properties.

IF YOU READ THIST POST Unfortuantly, after chatting to a lot of my Bigger Pockets peeps, and people within the Boostly Community most hosts are completely unprepared for what’s about to hit them.This isn’t hype — this is how every major global sporting event plays out.

Hey all. My name is Dylan and I am from New Jersey. I have a background in web development and automation and am looking to start doing real estate full time now. I was just wondering if anyone had any good words of w...

If you’ve been in real estate for a while, you’ve probably heard people talk about Real Estate Professional Status (REPS)— but most investors still don’t fully understand what it means or how powerful it can be.Here’s the simple version:If you qualify for REPS, the IRS allows you to treat your rental income and losses as active instead of passive.That means depreciation, cost segregation, and other real estate losses can actually offset your other income — even W-2 income.For full-time investors or spouses who manage their properties, that can mean tens of thousands of dollars in tax savings every single year.To qualify, you need to:- Must materially participate in their rental activities.- Spend over 750 hours a year in real estate activities.- And more than half of your total working time must be in real estate.It’s not for everyone — and you have to document it properly — but for serious investors, it’s one of the most valuable tax tools out there.Most people think wealth in real estate comes from appreciation and cash flow…But the biggest gains often come from how you use the tax code.Curious — have you or your spouse ever tried to qualify for Real Estate Professional Status?

But in Future dollars with 3% inflation it will only be 55% of that or $25,300 in current day dollars.The above is a very favorable outlook  based on the standalone deal. 

https://trerc.tamu.edu/article/texas-economic-outlook-novemb...

I’m an active real estate investor and operator looking to connect with others in the Tucson market. My portfolio is approximately 1,300 units, made up primarily of single family rental portfolios with some multifamil...

For investors, this could mean rising rents, tighter cash flow deals, but stronger long-term appreciation.Curious to hear from this community:👉 Do you think NAR’s outlook is too optimistic?