IN generally I've seen the idea be that you se aside a certain amount each month so that when the time comes it is there. 

Instead of moving out, he sued me and my LLC (pro se), claiming:- Breach of contract, promissory estoppel, specific performance, declaratory and injunctive relief,- Plus $15K in “equity”, arguing that rent and expenses made him a tenant-in-common.He also claimed a right to renew, though the lease clearly said renewal required mutual agreement.

Markets like Akron & Canton, OH and Columbus, GA (although SE) are especially solid right now with turnkey options and motivated sellers offering incentives.

For flips, use an S Corporation to reduce SE taxes.

https://vikingcapllc.com/listen-watch/hyrowebinar/I do not have commentary on this offering, per se, but rather for any pref equity fund investment:What are the terms the underlying GP is signing off on, that allows Viking to offer you, the LP, an 11%+ return, net of all fees and carried interest?

SE Tax is is a separate code section under 1402 not 469.

its not the notes per se its the assets securing them.. this model has been tried many times and it fails most every time..

A few lessons I see work best:Pick a lane early: Flip income (ordinary + SE tax) vs. hold (capital + depreciation).

The savings usually come from:Pay a reasonable salary (payroll taxes apply) and take the rest as distributions, no SE tax.

SW1/4 SE ¼Section 15, Township 73, Range 42, Mills County.Description of project: Developing a subdivision withlots ranging from 2 acres to about 10 acres.