All Forum Posts by: Gerald Marshall
Gerald Marshall has started 12 posts and replied 56 times.
Post: Advantages of starting a mgmt company to manage my own properties

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Post: From 1 to 54 units this year so far.

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Congratulations on a great year. You've got a good broker working for you.
Post: How to not draw a salary from a husband/wife LLC-S-corp

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The disability income is currently from a private insurance company, who of course are trying to move it to ssdi. I have read that Social Security doesn't view passive income as "countable" income. It places it in the same category as retired/pensions.
Post: $1,300,000 Deal at Age 21 & I'm Retired!

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Post: How to not draw a salary from a husband/wife LLC-S-corp

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My wife and I have an S-Corp elected LLC and invest in 100% buy and hold passive income. Problem is that I have been disabled with a non-work related injury and will pull long term disability where I cannot make another income. So any advise on how do my wife and I restructure our business where I'm still part of the business but not a member/shareholder that has to take a "reasonable salary", short of making my wife the sole and 100% owner. Mostly due to my wife and I both being guaranties on numerous loans. Thanks for you advise in advance.
Post: Air BnB, short-term, vacation rentals in NC and SC advice

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@Sarah W., we were lucky. A cabin next door to one of our nicer Cabins burned to the ground and vaporized one of our retainer walls, but no other mentionable damage other than that.
Post: Air BnB, short-term, vacation rentals in NC and SC advice

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Post: Officially Financially Free at 32 !! - Exciting Day!

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Post: Qualifying my LLC in Tennessee

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Thank @Chris Martin, I'm learning that. Did you have to use a Registered Agent in SC. I'm looking at the application for Tennessee and it needs a Registered Agent with a Tennessee physical address. I set up and am my own Registered Agent in GA and kind of prefer to do it all myself.
Post: Qualifying my LLC in Tennessee

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I'm in the process a piece of property in Tennessee under my LLC, which is from Georgia. I just received a call from the lender in Tennessee, who stated that I need to qualify my Georgia LLC to operate in Tennessee. Does anyone have experience in this and what are the steps. Thanks in advance.