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Jane Z. Hiring kids for a rental LLC
15 April 2024 | 19 replies
@Steve Vaughan I think the magic number for SE tax threshold is $400, not $600. $600 is the threshold for 1099-Misc. 
Savannah Walbert Aspiring investors with 200k+ income looking for guidance
16 February 2024 | 31 replies
@Savannah WalbertI personally like the SE with new construction below $300K that still cash flows well AND appreciates in both rents and market value.  
Jesse Fernandez Leveraging the short term tax loophole for cost segregation qualification
3 January 2024 | 7 replies
I am looking to take advantage of cost seg for a  2 unit MF property - which has tenants for long term rental  (let's call this property A)I know that in order to take advantage of cost segregation, there are no specific "status qualifications" per se, but certain conditions and considerations should be met such as 1) having a real estate prof status (i.e., spending more than 50% of working time & 750hrs pr yr in RE business) or 2) short-term rental status, rentals with a duration of less than 30 dys)I do not qualify with a RE prof status, but I will be acquiring another property with the purpose of having it for short term rentals (property B), please note that this property is outside of the U.S., so my question is: I don't qualify as a RE professional status, but can I use the acquisition of the short term/property B as my "short term rental tax loophole" for the purpose of the cost seg on property A?
Joe Trampel Seeking Advice on Structuring Real Estate Investments for Growth and Tax Efficiency
11 February 2024 | 2 replies
This family member is fully trustworthy and doesn't need the income per se, but structuring it this way could benefit both of us.
Sean Sheridan Capital Gains Tax
23 April 2024 | 10 replies
If investment - proceed to Step 2.Step 2: since it's an investment, it's a capital gain, no SE tax, and 1031 is available.
Ryan Prange What Business Structure to choose?
6 September 2024 | 9 replies
Your non-passive income is subject to Self Employment (SE) tax and passive income is not.
Tomoko Hale Must have a CPA?
28 August 2024 | 22 replies
It doesn't have to be a CPA per se, but I'd argue that a lot of the potential behind real estate investing boils down to what taxes you pay, what taxes you don't pay, and when in your life you pay them.
Brandon Stiles This might sound dumb but... What else can I be learning?
13 January 2024 | 55 replies
I was thinking about creating an s-corp to avoid some of the SE taxes on the flips.
Taylor Kendrick Thanks for having me!
23 October 2024 | 18 replies
Hi Taylor--I'm in the Milwaukee/SE WI area.
Chris Hackett Mid-Term Rental in Eatonton Ga Area?
26 October 2024 | 2 replies
Hi Chris, I searched for properties near Eatonton that are available Nov 1st for less than $1200 on furnishedfinder.com and found 3 SE of Eatonton and 1 NE that meet that criteria.I chose $1200 because FF shares some of their data publicly at furnishedfinder.com/stats.