In this episode of the Tax Smart REI podcast, Thomas is joined by frequent guest, Justin Shore, EA for the go-to guide to real estate investment strategies.

They break down each strategy, the tax benefits, and the implications.

Topics include:

- The tax advantages of direct ownership and how to maximize deductions.

- The differences between long-term and short-term rentals and the operational and tax considerations.

- Syndicates and funds, REITs, and DSTs as passive investment vehicles, their liquidity, and tax strategies.

- How investment strategies like the BRRRR method and the 1031 exchange can impact your tax liabilities.

- The importance of aligning your investment goals with the right strategy.

Whether you’re a hands-on investor or prefer a more passive approach, this is the episode you want to listen to over and over.

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