Our complex IRS code requires that your, as a real estate investor,
accurately calculate your “basis” in investment property when reporting
a gain or loss on a tax return.

Your monetary gain or loss when you sell investment property
is determined by comparing the sale price to the adjusted
basis in the property.

There are several areas of focus that you can take as an investor, wholesaling, foreclosures, subject-to and many other variations, but one that is often over looked is probate investing. This is one area that more investors should investigate and look at jumping into.

What is probate?

Probate is the process by which legal title of property is transferred from the deceased estate to his or her beneficiaries. This is where the court will decide who gets the property and assets of the deceased.

Real Estate can be purchased many ways. One of those ways is subject-to, but what is subject-to? Find out more now in this post.

Investing in College towns can be a great way to generate a lot of cash flow and have your properties pay for themselves over time.