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All Forum Posts by: Sean H.

Sean H. has started 44 posts and replied 206 times.

Post: Cary/Morrisville neighborhoods (good for renting)

Sean H.Posted
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  • north carolina
  • Posts 211
  • Votes 109

i have one within one mile, a 1500sqft 3/2, and have been keeping an eye on arv. It seems to be hovering around 325-350 right now. 

Post: On the hunt for a licensed contractor

Sean H.Posted
  • Developer
  • north carolina
  • Posts 211
  • Votes 109

Are you wanting free ones?

Post: Questions about the Raleigh Durham Market 2021

Sean H.Posted
  • Developer
  • north carolina
  • Posts 211
  • Votes 109

What condition do you want the home in?

Post: Cary/Morrisville neighborhoods (good for renting)

Sean H.Posted
  • Developer
  • north carolina
  • Posts 211
  • Votes 109

I don't think a park will have any bearing on property prices, unless theyre adjoining it. 

Post: I need advice on a new built property that i paid down payment on

Sean H.Posted
  • Developer
  • north carolina
  • Posts 211
  • Votes 109

People are paying 500k+ for a townhouse in Durham, thinking it has appreciation value? I guess that's why we've appreciated so much right now. Sfh have better appreciation.

I think it would best compare to amzn right now.

Post: Switching over to an S-Corp while holding a property?

Sean H.Posted
  • Developer
  • north carolina
  • Posts 211
  • Votes 109

I plan to transfer the full proceeds into my s-corp account, and just pay myself wages out if it. 

the only thing I wasnt sure of, is I bought it in my name, bought all the materials in my name. Now I'm transferring the final product to my s-corp name. So is that all it would take to create "tax ownership" of the property?

Post: Switching over to an S-Corp while holding a property?

Sean H.Posted
  • Developer
  • north carolina
  • Posts 211
  • Votes 109

So, can someone please answer my original question? Im not asking whether an S-corp is applicable to my situation. I already know it is. 

Im just asking how to put into action? Do i merely just transfer my property into the name, and put the proceeds into my S-corp account. Or is it more than that?

Post: Switching over to an S-Corp while holding a property?

Sean H.Posted
  • Developer
  • north carolina
  • Posts 211
  • Votes 109

I don't do rentals, theyre only flips and new builds, and i make 100-200k PROFIT each. So, yes. An S-corp is necessary. Most accountants have pretty strict definitions of what defines a dealer. So, as long as im labeled as a dealer, I see no disadvantage to an S-Corp. 

Post: Switching over to an S-Corp while holding a property?

Sean H.Posted
  • Developer
  • north carolina
  • Posts 211
  • Votes 109

I have 6-7 houses/lots, and i want to switch over to an S-corp. One in particular that im in the middle of closing right now. The S-corp has already been created, so if i create an S-corp account to have the money deposited into. Is this sufficient to reap the S-corp benefits at the end of the tax year?

-The one under contract is a flip, which im due to gain a larger amount of profit from. So, im trying to take advantage of the wages/dividend rule to offset some of my self employment tax on it. 

Post: Shout out to Five Pillars Realty...

Sean H.Posted
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  • north carolina
  • Posts 211
  • Votes 109

...For stealing my info off the listserv of our local meetup and spamming my email with their "guru investment opportunity."