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My Thoughts on Selling Your Home to Invest

Depending in your life circumstances, using your home’s worth or your home equity can be a great way to get your foot in the door with real estate investing. My main suggestions would be to make sure you’re investing in landlord friendly states (to avoid major headaches) and to work with a property management team (to make your experience as hands-off as possible). If you’re interested in learning more about our build-to-rent properties, you can schedule a free call at morrisinvest.com.

The Pros and Cons of Cost Segregation Software
Personally, I don’t have any experience using cost segregation software; I’ve always worked with an engineer. Here are few that I’ve heard of before, if you’d like to look into them: SegStream, KBKG, and Titan Echo.

The main benefit of using cost segregation software is that it is cheaper. The cons are that at the end of the day, you still need a field study and when you work with a professional, you can trust that everything is done correctly.

How to Go About Investing in Europe
Unfortunately I don’t know much about investing in Europe/The Netherlands. I would assume that you can invest under your company’s name, but be sure to check with your tax professional.
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