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Jonathan Bock
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Do investors know what their tax rate is?

Jonathan Bock
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Tax and finance practitioners what % of your clients have any idea ?   I find myself surprised at times  

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Stuart Udis
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Stuart Udis
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Wait, there's tax consequences when investing in real estate? I thought I could capture all of the tax saving benefits of cost segregation and the tax benefits that come from my LLC. It's all I read about in these forums, it must be true :)

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