All Forum Posts by: Brian Egr
Brian Egr has started 21 posts and replied 139 times.
Post: Bank financing proposal - your opinion

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Lincoln, NE
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Do they offer a 20 Year am. with a 5 year fixed rate and a balloon at the end of 5? Instead of a variable from 6-10?
Post: Investing in Kansas and Nebraska

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Lincoln, NE
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Which City in Nebraska are you looking in?
Post: Greetings from Lincoln, Nebraska! Totally new and overwhelmed...

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Lincoln, NE
- Posts 144
- Votes 71
Welcome!
Post: Looking for first deal

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Lincoln, NE
- Posts 144
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Hi Colby, I'm going to assume you live around Offutt? There's a ton of good rental property in Bellevue around the base. I believe you also could get a VA loan with something like 3.5% down on a property, but you have to live in the property for at least a year. But you can buy up to a 4 plex with the VA loan, live in one unit and rent out the rest.
Post: How much do you pay in taxes on flip profits?

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Lincoln, NE
- Posts 144
- Votes 71
@Brandon Hall Is there an option to avoid paying all that tax? 1031 as much as you can?
Post: How much do you pay in taxes on flip profits?

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Lincoln, NE
- Posts 144
- Votes 71
Originally posted by @Brandon Hall:
Your flips will be taxed first on Social Security and Medicare (15.3%) and then at your marginal tax rate. If you also include state taxes, you can easily get above an effective tax rate on your flipping profits of 50%.
Depending on how much profit you are showing, you could have an LLC that elects to be taxed as an S Corp to reduce the SS and Medicare liability.
OK, so that sounds like they add self employment tax in on top of everything?
Post: How much do you pay in taxes on flip profits?

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Lincoln, NE
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OK, thanks for clearing that part up. So I'm operating under as a S corp, and I have a regular day job, so the taxes from the LLC will just be taxed at whatever rate I end up at when all my income is added up at the end of the year, right? Profits added as income to my 1040 with a K-1, is that right?
Post: How much do you pay in taxes on flip profits?

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Lincoln, NE
- Posts 144
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Here's my scenario, I just started flipping this year, I'm flipping under an LLC, I'm on my second flip - first one went well second one is going OK. I will own the second property for about 4 months (hopefully, its not sold yet - flip is in progress) the first property was owned for 7 months. I'm giving this information because every time I ask this I get different answers based on length of owner ship etc... So its a basic question, how much will I be taxed from the IRS on the profits from these two flips next year on my taxes (% wise). Isn't flipping under an LLC like running a normal business where the tax amount is total year sales - total year expenses = profit, then taxes are profit x tax rate? I've had people tell me the profit for each flip is taxed at the capital gains rate, but wouldn't that apply if you are flipping under your person and not a business?
Post: Legally Speaking, What is Considered Property Management?

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Lincoln, NE
- Posts 144
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The short answer is the statute was written that way because of a strong real estate lobby. It’s statute 76-14 if you’re looking for some dry reading.
Post: Roofing, Siding, Windows contractors in Lincoln Nebraska?

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Lincoln, NE
- Posts 144
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I have a couple I can DM you. Why did you buy in Lincoln from California? I’ve been seeing a lot of that lately.