The Book on Advanced Tax Strategies: Cracking the Code for Savvy Real Estate Investors (Tax Strategies, 2)

Good for tax planning. Wish i know these 10 yrs ago, but never too late to learn

Well written with excellent descriptions easy to grasp concepts recommend reading.

The "sequel" to the authors' first book on tax strategies for real estate investors is an easy to read, approachable and well written book that allows the investor to "issue spot" and ask questions to their tax preparer and legal advisor on deal structuring, 1031 exchanges, Opportunity Zones, self-directed retirement accounts and more. While not as useful or actionable as the first book (which is a five star must read) this book truly is advanced strategies that are not going to be able to be implemented by the investor without professional help. A good read, and if you are pushing that six figure income/seven figure portfolio value, a must read.

Lots of great information. Would recommend. If you know nothing about taxes in real estate this will open your eyes. Some information can be found online but this book helps you confirm that what you read is true.

This was a fantastic book. Concise, well written with numerous examples. It saved me thousands. One misconception I had was that my cpa would be proactive about reducing my tax burden. I was wrong.I brought up a few strategies laid out in this book, specifically full time real estate designation for my spouse and cost segregation analysis. His reply was "yes, that would save you a lot of money". Thanks pal.I am likely not alone in this situation. Highly recommend reading this book and then consulting your cpa to see if the strategies are appropriate for you.Also, fire your cpa if they're anything like mine!

I just converted a personal residence to a rental property and thought it would be helpful to become familiar with some of the potential implications. I am glad I selected this book. It presents the tax consequences of various real estate investment strategies in a straight forward manner. It offers many ways to potentially reduce or defer taxes through a number of different strategies. Some of the strategies can be quite complex and they emphasize the need to work with a knowledgeable tax advisor, but sufficient background is provided to be able to discuss your specific situation to maximize your potential benefits.

Well written - with complex tax concepts explained in a simplified manner supported by examples and described with sufficient level of detail. The pros and cons of each strategy were included as well. I enjoyed the book.

I'm new to real estate investing and was taking a leap ordering a tax book. I expected a highly technical "yawner" but this book was really excellent. I was quite surprised and (miraculously) read the whole thing. There is excellent advice on 1031 exchanges and really good stuff on Self Directed IRAs (pros and cons). Probably the most useful real estate book I have read in the past 2 years.

great book, a lot of insights not easy to get elsewere