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I did a successful flip, NOW WHAT?

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By Steven Gomez, Bob Okenwa, Robert Reynolds
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There's likely several expenses you can capture on your schedule C, such as a home office and mileage. I see a common misconception that you can just begin investing in real estate and have less taxable income. You can minimize taxable income on your real estate investments by depreciating the property over 27.5 years and capturing all your expenses.
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By Robert Finn, Robert Reynolds, Diara Campbell
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Hi, I am interested in starting my real estate journey. However, Just like most people I do have low funds for this type of endeavor. Yet, i know theres a way around this. I have been doing my own personal research on this matter and came across a few things; such as FHA loans, possibly leveraging my good credit score to get business credit and then use it as a down payment on a property, ofcourse hard money lenders, air bnb, and e.t.c...
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First Short Term Rental: Self Manage or Hire Management?

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By Robert Reynolds, Nathan Gesner, Justin Beasley, Bruce C. Woodruff
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Quote from @Robert Reynolds: I’m currently in escrow on my first short term rental in Joshua Tree. I’ve been helping other Los Angelenos buy out there and thought it was time for me to get my first short term rental. I’ve been debating on self-managing or hiring a management company at about 20-25% management fees. I’m pretty sure I could manage on my own, but I’m not sure I want to take on another job right now. Any tips and advice would be greatly appreciated.
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