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Christine B. Can we take advantage of IRS Section 1031 and Section 121
20 August 2018 | 2 replies
The portion that is allocated to your primary residence you could sell and take the profit tax free. 
Daniel Stamenkov Hi just wondering if its a good deal or not ?
14 October 2020 | 1 reply
You have no money allocated for fixing up the big systems, Capital Expenditures (Cap Ex), operations, or property management. 
Richard Hadley Infinite Banking Concept
14 December 2022 | 79 replies
But the reality is that the dividend represents the allocation of the net earnings on the company's general fund to every policy owner.
Ken Singh Out of State Passive Investment Taxes
9 January 2017 | 3 replies
If your county tax assessor has allocated 75% of the property's value to the dwelling structure (improvements) and 25% to the land, then your depreciation basis will be 75% of your purchase price over 27.5 years.
Brian Adams I quit my CPA Job to buy Large Apartment Buildings
24 October 2022 | 390 replies
My minimum take of any deal is 25% where I share in cash flow, allocated tax benefits, and back end profit. 
Yongming Huang Why are real estate agent commissions so high in the US?
10 July 2024 | 87 replies
Your a 1099, so you have to pay your own tax's, so after allocating for that what you ACTUALLY get is $3,624.40You spent 60 hours talking to and working with potentials that resulted in 0, to land on this 1 that DID result in income, and spent another 30 hours in total on this, making for 90 hours labor investment too achieve $3,642.40.   
Jennifer Robinette How detailed estimate should I ask from the contractors?
24 July 2015 | 10 replies
If they know you have extra cash allocated to the project they are more likely to come back to you with their hand out at the first opportunity.  
James Pierse Hoping to connect with individuals who are in Detroit Real Estate
31 March 2015 | 6 replies
I'm still debating if the full amount will be allocated in Detroit, but I would be interested in concentrating my holdings and focus on a combination of buy/hold rentals, and flips.   
Brandon Turner Debating with Ben Leybovich for 2 Hours about Multifamily Investing... (Want to listen?)
20 March 2014 | 56 replies
Following just a bit, I always include management, it's an economic allocation to and for your efforts.
Account Closed Appreciation in the Dallas Market
29 April 2018 | 9 replies
When 25-30% of my gross rents are allocated to paying the property taxes, it just doesn't make sense to hold anymore.