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Michael Plaks EXPLAINED: Land allocation for depreciation and cost segregation
10 February 2026 | 15 replies
If you depreciate 95% - then you might have some explaining to do.
Michael Plaks EXPLAINED: "Real" cost segregation vs.
10 February 2026 | 12 replies
If they did, they wouldn't be here asking questions : )  As a result, this means that CPAs, Lawyers, and Financial professionals should explain things in simple terms that are easy for people to understand (I'm not sure quoting pubs and regs directly screams simplicity, but including it as a reference is helpful for everyone). 
Heidi Christensen Explaining Creative Finance to Sellers
19 January 2026 | 3 replies

Do you as an agent introduce creative finance options to sellers, or wait until asked? How do you frame it?

Michael Plaks EXPLAINED: how much can a real estate CPA save me?
14 January 2026 | 10 replies
Let me explain.1.
Michael Plaks EXPLAINED: Quarterly Estimated Payments to the IRS
13 January 2026 | 5 replies
. :-) and @Michael Plaks: knows his stuff, for the "normal" real estate investorLet me explain.
Daniel Kraus From a lender’s perspective: cashflow structure vs. loan structure
6 February 2026 | 3 replies
I put together a one-page visual to help explain an approach some investors use:treating a HELOC (simple interest, daily balance) as a central operating account rather than parking cash in checking/savings.Conceptually:Rent flows into the adjoined checking account of a HELOCExpenses are paid from the same lineDaily balance math reduces interest automaticallySome pair this with targeted principal reduction on long-term 30 yr mortgagesFrom a lender’s seat, I’m not advocating this as an end all be all strategy — just trying to understand how investors are thinking about it operationally.For those who’ve used something similar:Where does this add real value?
Elvin Torres connect with landlord
10 February 2026 | 2 replies
Make sure they can clearly explain how they screen tenants and, especially, how they detect and prevent fraud.
Christina Thompson DSCR loans, investing, and ch 13 bankruptcy
11 February 2026 | 4 replies
As a result assets tied to that situation were seized or forfeited, and I’ve been rebuilding from scratch while raising my kids on my own.I’m not sharing this for sympathy just to explain why my situation isn’t straightforward and to gain insight from those who have navigated a complex situation like mine and still been successful in REI. 
Ross Kane Anything that makes it to the market is all the garbage investors didn't want?
12 February 2026 | 1 reply
You can offer 2-4% less an explain they’ll save the realtor commissions and still get their net number. 3) Start checking other websites.
Sean Graham What investors actually do with the tax savings from cost segregation?
5 February 2026 | 4 replies
You seem to have done a great job explaining the value without going into those weeds though.