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Military moves can turn homeowners into accidental landlords - a conversation with Daniel Kopp, MA, MS, CFP®, MQFP®.
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Military moves can turn homeowners into accidental landlords - a conversation with Daniel Kopp, MA, MS, CFP®, MQFP®.
In Episode 49 of the Real Life Planning Podcast, Vekevia Tillman-Jones talks about the rising costs of college and discusses how 529 plans can be a powerful tool to save for education.
A live-in flip isn’t really a flip—it’s a strategic way to renovate your home, live in it for at least two years, and potentially sell it tax-free under Section 121.
What surprising insights came up for Vekevia Tillman-Jones as she worked through the Real Estate Financial Coach Course?
Michael Law, CPA, shares the tax strategies every real estate investor needs to know, including understanding real estate professional status, avoiding common tax mistakes, and planning ahead for 1031 exchanges.
Are you emotionally attached to your rental property?