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Late start to real estate investing

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By G. Brian Davis
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Hi all, I came across the BiggerPockets and the episode hit close to home. The episode is called Start at 45, Retire at 55: The Late Starter's Rental Playbook. I will be 43 in October and my ride will be 40 next year. To this point, our money is either in HYSAs, brokerage or retirement accounts (IRAs and 401Ks).
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The IRS Just Made Penalty Relief Easier. That Is Not an Excuse to Keep Messy Books.

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By William Thompson, G. Brian Davis
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I’ll be honest, a lot of investors wait until tax season to find out how disorganized they really are. That is usually when the penalties, missed forms, and bookkeeping problems start showing up. Yes, the IRS just rolled out a simpler automatic penalty relief process for some eligible taxpayers. But I would not confuse penalty relief with good tax strategy. They are not the same thing. Good tax planning starts long before the return gets filed. Clean books. Clean records. Clean decisions.
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7 affordable cities where one income can buy a home

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By G. Brian Davis
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G. Brian Davis If you feel like homeownership is more of a dream than the American dream these days, take heart. There are still places where a regular person can buy a house anyone would want to live in. Home prices have surged nearly 55% from the onset of the pandemic according to the NAHB . In many cities, homeownership is all but out of reach for most single-income households But not everywhere. So where can solo buyers and families on a single income still afford to buy a house 1.
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