Real Estate

For many real estate investors, one of the most valuable tax planning opportunities is qualifying for  Real Estate Professional (RE Pro) status  with the IRS. Achieving this designation can change how your rental activity is treated for tax purposes, potentially allowing you to deduct real estate losses against wages, business income, or other non-passive income. But qualifying is not easy—the IRS sets strict criteria, and you must meet all requirements within the same tax ye

Understanding rental property taxes means knowing the difference between cash flow and taxable income. Learn how depreciation, mortgage interest, and principal payments impact your bottom line, and why IRS rules can make taxable income much lower than actual cash flow.

Investing in real estate can be a valuable way to pursue long-term wealth building, depending on individual goals and circumstances. But...

For many investors, real estate is a cornerstone of building wealth. It provides potential appreciation, steady rental income, and...

When it’s time to move on from your current home, whether due to a job relocation, upsizing for a growing family, or simply a lifestyle...