Hi Anna, Question: I am currently looking to purchase a STR before the EOY 2025. My spouse & I both have FT W2s & I have an LLC. We are looking for the best tax deductions. My husband is a manager for my LLC but I am the sole owner. What would be the best route to go that would save us the most in taxes; acquiring the STR in our personal names or the LLC? Appreciate your response.

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I have been studying REI for the past 7 years & am finally over my analysis paralysis (blame it on my nursing instructors-can never make a mistake-lol) but am actively looking for my first STR property. I have a FT W2 & am eager to learn more about taxes & tax deductions through REI. I need deductions especially since I can't deduct my kiddos anymore. I would like to purchase at least 1 STR, then some other rentals that I can use for MT/LT. Once I have some rental properties under my belt I'd like to fix/flip a property or two. But for now my focus is on acquiring that first STR with a goal of closing before end of November or sooner of 2025.

Hi everyone! I'm Jennifer and I own 2 businesses. 1 - a home cleaning business in College Station, TX and 2 - a virtual bookkeeping firm. I'm always trying to learn more about how my husband and I can pay ourselves first and not over pay in taxes from our income, as well as flag my clients when I think they should reach out to a CPA about tax savings. I think I can learn a lot here! What I have to offer would be helping people organize their books or financial operations to make your life easier. Always happy to connect with others!

Hi everyone, I’m Joseph Lopez. My career in real estate began as a real estate agent in Southern California over 30 yrs ago, and I've been investing full-time since 2013. I relocated to East Texas in 2019 and my focus is: - Rentals in East Texas & East Tennessee - A multi-tenant commercial property in Texas - Multifamily syndications and distressed property renovations I enjoy sharing what I’ve learned about raising capital, managing rentals, and investing out of state (I have boots on the ground in Tennessee). What I’m looking for: Tax strategies for rentals, commercial properties, and capital gains planning. Always happy to connect, share, or brainstorm—let’s collaborate! Email: [email protected]