Question for landlords and lenders: Do you find “good” FICO credit scores to be an accurate predictor of performance? In my mind, a bad credit score can certainly be informative - especially if it’s not due to age of credit. But a good one often doesn’t even tell you if

This should be obvious, but apparently it isn’t: Getting a large tax refund is not a “good” thing. It means you lent money to the government interest free. You should aim to tax plan in a way that makes your refund as small as possible.

For those on here that were against student debt forgiveness, are you also against bonus depreciation being retroactively upsized to 100% for 2023. If not, why not? I don’t really have strong opinion on either, but not really sure what the difference is.

Returned home safe this week. Many did not. May their memory be a blessing.

Isn’t this discussion really just a question of W2 versus 1099? If you are 1099 - generally makes sense not to be anonymous. If W2 - likely makes sense to be anonymous unless your employer is very open to being open on social media.

LP Investment: $90 GP Co-Invest: $10 No debt. 10% Pref, 80/20 promote. Property is sold for $105 a year later. What does the LP receive?

The menu in question. I felt, and still feel, strongly that this is straight up wrong.

If you are selling a property, you are likely repping that there are no building code, health, fire or other government violations affecting the property. Important to have that rep only apply as of the SIGNING date, not closing. This stops a sneaky buyer from triggering a

Just got this from a colleague

What an 80/20 waterfall looked like in 2020. Versus What an 80/20 waterfall looks like in 2024

IMO many people that say owning a home “isn’t an investment” are comparing apples to oranges. If your are comparing buying a home to renting an apartment- then, of course, owning a home will cost way more. But if you compare the purchased home, to a comparable rental house,