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Selling A Rental Doesn’t Have To Trigger A Massive Tax Bill

Selling A Rental Doesn’t Have To Trigger A Massive Tax Bill

You bought a rental property for $200,000. Today, it’s worth $600,000. On paper, that’s a great investment. But turning that appreciation into cash can come with a price. Once you factor in capital gains tax on rental property, depreciation recapture,...

Why Cost Segregation Can Be A BAD Idea

Why Cost Segregation Can Be A BAD Idea

Cost segregation is one of the most powerful tax strategies for real estate investors. But for some properties, it may not be the benefit you think it is. I’ve talked plenty about how cost segregation can save real estate investors...

The 6 Best Assets To Inherit And The 6 Worst

The 6 Best Assets To Inherit And The 6 Worst

If you’re an investor or business owner, you’ve probably spent years thinking about which assets to buy, how to grow them, and how to reduce your taxes. But have you thought about what happens when your family members inherit them?...

How to Use a Family Holding Company for Asset Protection

How to Use a Family Holding Company for Asset Protection

Wealthy families have long used family holding companies to protect their assets, reduce liability, and create an organized plan for passing wealth from one generation to the next. But you don't need a nine-figure net worth or a private family...

How to Eliminate Tax On Rental Income

How to Eliminate Tax On Rental Income

Recently, I came across a Reddit post from a landlord asking a simple question: "I feel like I'm leaving money on the table. What deductions am I missing?"  Hundreds of people offered advice, but few mentioned the tax strategies that...

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