All Forum Posts by: Ian Sinclair
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Post: Rolling a 401K into a new real estate business

- Rental Property Investor
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@George Blower thanks. I sent you an email, would love to discuss further.
Question: If a property is $150k and I only have $50k eligible funds in the 401k that can be moved, can I finance the remaining $100k easily or does that complicated?
Thank you very much!
Post: Rolling a 401K into a new real estate business

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
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Hey all,
Has anyone every started a real estate business with a full or partial rollover of their 401k?
I heard you can only do this with an S Corp startup but I want a series LLC.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Post: Tax Time... Is it harder with SLLC vs. an LLC ?

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
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@Christopher Smith Thank You!
Post: Tax Time... Is it harder with SLLC vs. an LLC ?

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
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@David M. Thank You!
Post: Tax Time... Is it harder with SLLC vs. an LLC ?

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
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@Daniel Dietz Thank You!
Post: Tax Time... Is it harder with SLLC vs. an LLC ?

- Rental Property Investor
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@Michael Plaks Thank You!
Post: Tax Time... Is it harder with SLLC vs. an LLC ?

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
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@Chris Seveney never mind sir, I figured it out from listening to podcast 109.
A series LLC is as easy at tax time as an LLC and much more secure.
Post: Tax Time... Is it harder with SLLC vs. an LLC ?

- Rental Property Investor
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@Chris Seveney sorry I should have said Series LLC
Post: Tax Time... Is it harder with SLLC vs. an LLC ?

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
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So I made the decision to do an LLC already.
I want to protect my families home and assets and it’s likely just the best option for me.
So now I have a decision to make... LLC or SLLC...
I understand the benefits of LLC (limited protections and tax pass through). I also understand the the SLLC allows for higher levels of anonymity and a "sub" company for every property...
My question is relates to tax time. Assuming I am blessed enough to make it to 10 properties and 10 sub-companies, how does one handle the taxes?
Can I still do a married filing jointly tax return and include the finances of all 10 companies?
Thank you all, I appreciate the lesson...
Ian