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Lawrence Ng Need Tax Filing Advice
17 February 2026 | 8 replies
If your goal is simply to file your taxes and you have the time to research and stay current on tax laws, doing it yourself can be a good option.
William Thompson Why So Many New Investors Are Filing Extensions This Year
17 February 2026 | 0 replies
Something I’m seeing a lot this week in the tax world:New real estate investors scrambling in March and April… then filing extensions.And here’s the important part —An extension is not a failure.It’s often a smart move.If your books aren’t clean, your depreciation isn’t finalized, or you’re still sorting out things like STR qualification, REPS, or cost segregation, rushing to file can create bigger problems later.An extension gives you time to:Clean up bookkeepingMake sure depreciation is correctAvoid missing deductionsAvoid amending laterWhat you don’t want to extend is clarity.Extensions delay paperwork — not payment.
Giuliana Albornoz TAMPA STR MANAGER- How do i find hosts who want help & less involvement?
18 February 2026 | 9 replies
I know there is a way to find the address of a property using Airbnb listing (but i dont know the method). you can also get involved in local facebook groups and become know as the person that knows a lot about the area and rentals.
Ron S. Seller financing with construction loan involved?
29 January 2026 | 6 replies
Any private lender is highly unlikely to go into 2nd position behing seller financing, and most are not going to want to have a seller finance lien involved at all.
Steve Hiltabiddle New FinCen requirements for Residential Real Estate starting March 1, 2026
18 February 2026 | 22 replies
Going through the FinCen pages and came across Filing Instructions...  
Stacy Tring 1031 Exchange - IRS Form 8824 & Form 4797
11 February 2026 | 2 replies
No boot or mortgages involved at all, so pretty straightforward.Form 8824 (Like Kind Exchanges) was pretty simple to understand and easy to complete, and it reflected $0 recognized (taxable) gain, just as I would have expected.
Jessica Hood Tax Foreclosure Acquisition, Previous Owner Eviction, Investment Protection
18 February 2026 | 9 replies
What are your thoughts on offering cash for keys vs going straight to eviction filing?
Sandeep Kumar Investor Warning – Experience with Stuart Fox / Fox Financial (Orem, UT)
17 February 2026 | 12 replies
Fox reveals his involvement with numerous corporations and companies, including Fox Capital ( Link ), “Connected Investors” ( Link ), and Fox Management Company ( Link).
Sunil Kale Police report for stolen washer dryer and fraudulent sublease (document fraud)
8 February 2026 | 3 replies
In many places Police will avoid dealing with potential crimes involving landlords/tenants when it comes to property.
Christina Thompson DSCR loans, investing, and ch 13 bankruptcy
11 February 2026 | 4 replies
Over the last couple of years my finances and assets were heavily impacted by a federal case involving my spouse.