Note Investing: Passive Income & Taxes
In another thread, @Chris Seveny and @Tracy Z. Rewey mentioned that investing for passive income in notes (performing notes/monthly cash flow) isn't great from a tax perspective, and you should use that in a tax deferred vehicle.
Personally, this is exactly my plan. Grow my performing note portfolio to generate enough passive income to live off of. In theory, it would be the only income (probably not in reality, as I love notes, but beach living and tiny umbrella drinks is potentially the life for me).
So how does one avoid losing too much of a return to the tax man? Or do you just suck it up knowing that you're doing it for the cash flow and just add that to your calculation of how much passive income you need.
Interested in hearing people's strategies. I'm not an accountant, but maybe buying everything through an s-corp and taking a salary?
