My last post talked about generating leads using a form created on a Facebook ad campaign I did couple of months ago which lasted 2 weeks. nothing panned out but I'm still determined to get, and close, my 1st deal.I've stepped up my efforts since then...I signed up for Carrot and built my online platform on there (peer feedback would be great - https://www.walkerhomebuyers.c...) and have started another, more detailed, Facebook ad campaign lasting 2 months.

Quote from @Michael Steinbergen: Tax delinquency recordsI've heard that one way to generate leads is to view tax records for properties to see if someone might be behind or delinquent.  

Don't buy anything upfront, know what generates revenue for you first.

On top of that, Wormtown was being charged approximately $115,000 in personal property taxes for its equipment, in addition to rent and likely a portion of a triple-net lease.By moving manufacturing operations to Framingham, Jack’s Abby can increase capacity without incurring additional taxes or equipment costs.

Assets in this category include:Kitchen appliancesLaundry equipment (vent kits, washer, dryer)Electric components (TV connections, equipment panels)Window treatmentsPool lanai enclosureSpecialty lighting fixturesAnother 10.99% ($19,349.24) of the total depreciable basis was classified as a 15-year class life.

Long-term, buy and hold rentals. Family business, now it's my turn. California is crazy overpriced, so I'm investing in my home state of Florida. Nice to meet you all!

Hi everyone! I’m Elizabeth, a Physician Assistant from Maine, diving into the world of real estate investing. I’m starting my portfolio here in Maine with plans to eventually branch out to other markets—especially int...

Quote from @Christopher Carrese Gougeon: I’m a young real estate investor looking for properties that generate positive cash flow.

., equipment) are excluded from 1031 treatment and are taxed separately—goodwill is typically taxed as a capital gain, while equipment may be subject to depreciation recapture taxed as ordinary income.To minimize taxes on the sale of the business, consider strategies such as Opportunity Zone investments, which defer gains until 2026 if proceeds are reinvested in a Qualified Opportunity Fund (QOF), or structuring the sale as an installment agreement to spread taxable income over multiple years.

It's worth asking your title company whether they provide loan servicing, which includes collecting monthly payments, issuing statements, holding funds in escrow for taxes and insurance, and managing payoffs.That said, not all title companies are equipped or willing to provide long-term loan servicing, so if yours does not, you may want to consider a licensed loan servicing company or escrow servicing company that specializes in seller-financed notes.