Tax Refund Season For Real Estate Wholesalers

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Tax refund season is an especially great time for real estate wholesalers. Here’s why…


Tallying Up What You Made

For a start, this is probably when you are really tallying up all of your income and profits. If you’re newer to wholesaling then this should be a big year for you. If you’ve only been in a few years, you’ll be seeing how much more you can make in real estate than other jobs. It’s going to be mind blowing at first.


Just make sure you are tapping all of your available deductions, write-offs, and breaks. Don’t overpay. This is probably not the year for defaulting to DIY income tax filing, Turbo Tax or H&R Block. Upgrade to a real CPA who can help you with a real tax strategy.


Raising Capital

You can get virtually unlimited funds for your wholesale deals from Best Transaction Funding. Though you can rarely have too much capital. Given the trajectory of the economy and real estate market, the more you can amass now the better.


This is the perfect time to raise more capital. Many individuals and families are plowing double contributions into their IRAs (2018 and 2019). That’s dry powder to invest right away. Help them find a home for it. Others are just getting a good sized tax refund check and can use it to invest with you as a partner or private lender.


Wholetailing Properties

This may be the one chance many individuals and families have to come up with a down payment to buy their own home. Sure, some will blow it on new devices, cars, and taking on more debt. Beat the retailers to the punch and let them know they could be buying a home with that money. Try wholesaling retail to the consumer.


Distressed Properties

Just a few thousand dollars in tax refund money can be exactly what many homeowners and tenants have been waiting for to move. They may not be able to catch up on all their back payments. Though they can use it to move on and start fresh. Relieve them of the burden of their property, and let them move out.

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