All Forum Posts by: Matthew Ficorilli
Matthew Ficorilli has started 9 posts and replied 38 times.
Post: Buying real estate to offset other businesses

- Real Estate Broker
- Pittsburgh, PA
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Thanks, that was very helpful
Post: Buying real estate to offset other businesses

- Real Estate Broker
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Posts 46
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I have a general question about business and real estate. I keep hearing places that people often buy real estate to offset other businesses. Is this just for tax purposes? I need some more detail on this subject. Thanks in advance BP world!
Post: First time investing in real estate out of state need advice

- Real Estate Broker
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Posts 46
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Yes, a lot of people invest out of state, there's nothing wrong with that. If you need your property sold I work with a number of investors. Also, I'm an agent so that's another possible route to take to sell your house. Message me and we can discuss the details!
Post: Living for free and it is great

- Real Estate Broker
- Pittsburgh, PA
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Post: Capital gains tax question

- Real Estate Broker
- Pittsburgh, PA
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The LLC my partner and I have is a 50/50 split with an S-corp, but I'm thinking C-corp maybe the way to go. Thoughts?
Post: Wholesale?

- Real Estate Broker
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Posts 46
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Listen to the biggerpockets podcast #12, 21, 31, and 42
Post: Condemned homes

- Real Estate Broker
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Posts 46
- Votes 15
Hello Biggerpockets,
My partner and I are beginning our plan for wholesaling. I found some condemned homes that are either owned or controlled by the county. The mailing address of the condemned homes is the county building. Is there a way to buy these properties from the county?
Thanks in advance!
Post: Capital gains tax question

- Real Estate Broker
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Posts 46
- Votes 15
Thanks Steve, that was very helpful.
Post: Capital gains tax question

- Real Estate Broker
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Posts 46
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I have a question about wholesaling. If I structure my deal with an assignee or do a double close on a deal, is there any way that I have to pay a capital gains tax? Or is it straight income tax? I have an LLC set up, so all of the names on my contracts will be in the LLC. Thanks in advance!
Post: Horrrible Postcard Response Rate

- Real Estate Broker
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Posts 46
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Listen to Podcast #12, #21, and #42. Great marketing wholesaling pieces.