Hi Josh, I invest in real estate and assist others as well in the KS and MO side of the KC metro, happy to chat anytime.

I am happy to provide you with couple investor friendly agents.Amanda Barclay - 913-944-2064or Holly Garber - 785-979-7325Both are investors as well as agents and both would be familiar with your questions on student rentals.Reach out anytime if I can be of assistance.

Hi Chris,I would be happy to discuss your investing goals and real estate ideas and provide any clarity you may need regarding Kansas City real estate investing.Reach out anytime 

Happy to connect anytime!

Anyone experiencing this and are you planning on selling or is the market going to turn for the better anytime soon.

I’m not based in Detroit (I’m in Houston), but I run Blue Heart Construction, and I work with a lot of out-of-state investors doing flips and BRRRRs here in Texas.If you ever expand markets or connect with anyone looking in Houston/Katy/Cypress areas, I’d be happy to help or offer some insight on local rehab numbers and contractor expectations.Wishing you a solid first deal and a strong team up there in Detroit — feel free to connect anytime.

I am happy to talk anytime and discuss lending strategies as deals come up.

IRS FAQ on Bonus : "(a) the property was not used by the taxpayer or a predecessor at any time prior to such acquisition; (b) the property was not acquired from a related party or component member of a controlled group; (c) the taxpayer’s basis in the property is not determined in whole or in part by the seller’s or transferor’s adjusted basis in the property; (d) the taxpayer’s basis in the property is not determined under section 1014(a) or 1022, relating to property acquired from a decedent; and (e) the cost of the property does not include the basis of property determined by the reference to the basis of other property held at any time by the taxpayer"

If you’re analyzing a potential deal, we’d be happy to help you review the property’s numbers and share insights on what to expect in terms of management, expenses, and rental demand.Feel free to reach out anytime, happy to help you evaluate whether a property is a good fit.

@Tony Thomas any time you sell a property, the liens on that property are seen on the title work and cleared (or paid off) before you sell it.