The only time you’d be able to pay yourself a W-2 salary (and potentially reduce self-employment tax on the remainder) is if you elect S-Corp tax treatment for the LLC.

My community recently elected a mayor who is against STRs.

And if you don't want to do it right, you ought to not invest in the partnership.I will also make a complaint here: The partnership should have made a 199A aggregation election to combine all of those individual properties.A related complaint: Be careful about filing in the states where the partnership owns properties.

Also, Toll Brothers gave disappointing guidance.Meanwhile, President Trump fired off this Truth Social post in the overnight, "Could somebody please inform Jerome "Too Late" Powell that he is hurting the Housing Industry, very badly?

In addition to myself, we were recently joined by Henry Post (cc’d) who will serve as our Vice President of Capital Markets.

My options are about ready to explode (via SQQQ) as the stock market does a slow bleed into the election. 

Great points already shared here, but here are a couple of other things to keep in mind:- Grouping is a long-term election, so it’s not something to enter lightly.- Depending on the doctor’s situation, lender covenants or financial reporting may also influence whether showing large paper losses makes sense.

Here is a short list of all the happenings to watch out for:- The President meets with both European leaders and President Zelensky of Ukraine.

If Crew has elected not to pay invoices due to legitimate business reasons such as quality of workmanship or similar disputes, then explain it here for all to see. 

A bipartisan bill known as the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act (House version: H.R. 2808; Senate version: S. 1467) has passed both chambers of Congress and is now headed to the President’s desk for signingThis Amends the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA): Credit reporting agencies (CRAs) are prohibited from selling "trigger lead" information to third parties—unless one of the following conditions is met:The recipient is the consumer’s existing mortgage lender or servicer.The recipient is a bank or credit union with which the consumer has an existing account.The consumer has explicitly consented to receive the offer.While waiting for the law to take effect, you can reduce unwanted mortgage offers now by:Opting out of prescreened credit offers via OptOutPrescreen.com.Registering with the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry (via donotcall.gov)