All Forum Posts by: Jeff Nash

@Brian Perlman can help.

@Stanley J Black can help. 

@Stanley J Black can help.

UMortgage is great and a national broker.  @Tyler Hodgson would be the best resource.  

@Whitney Nash can help you with this perhaps.  We are in McKinney.  

@Angelo Cortez yes it is, and that is a key reason for that type of investment whether you are W-2 or have other significant taxable income you are trying to reduce.  Like I said it is not as well known of a tax strategy, but highly effective. I worked for 2 HNW families in the past and have an O&G background.

@Michael Plaks gave great advice.  

It's been mentioned a time or two on here, but another option you don't list and that may be helpful for higher earning W-2 folks (or accredited investors) is to invest in oil and gas.  There is accelerated write-off for intangible drilling costs (IDC), lease and well equipment and percentage depletion.  It is a good choice from a tax perspective, but from an investment standpoint you have to do due diligence, more so than with other types of investments.  I'm an advocate of it in the right situation, with consideration given to someone's risk tolerance, investment objective, time horizon, etc.    

I'd have a separate LLC (taxed as S-Corp if profitable enough) that does the fix and flips and one or more for the rentals depending on the number and geographic location.

@Brian Eastman provided good feedback on your inquiry and is spot on.  There is a way to limit UBTI if you choose to do flips to the extent it rises to the level of a business activity, but it might not be worth the effort and requires a complete evaluation of your financial and tax situation. 

@Brian Perlman might be able to help.