If you sell before March of 26 and the gain is more than the tax-free limits, you can also do a 1031 exchangeSome tax-free + the rest tax-deferred - I wouldn't be mad at that!!!

This info can be key for people, especially as a new year approaches and many are rethinking their taxes.

Obviously, we are paying a lot of tax, but we have never seriously thought about reducing the tax that we are paying.

Should I start paying the mortgages from the new LLC for draw money out to the members and pay mortgage from our accounts?

Say $125,000 At average 25% tax.  

., I’ll answer this from a tax perspective.

We didn't hear from her for 24 hours, so we sent her a reminder, and she said she would pay the next morning.

That’s a big deal when you layer that profit on top of your W-2 income.From a tax perspective, the tradeoff looks like this:• Flip: the $60K gets taxed like regular income, so plan for a heavier tax bill.

Some of these people have been sitting on it for 20, 30, 40 years and have done nothing with it but pay taxes on it. 

Cash flow pays bills, and appreciation grows wealth.If your goal is long-term financial independence, then you need a rental income that increases faster than inflation and will last throughout your lifetime.