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Neal Collins Keeping money in my pocket vs. paying the tax man
16 November 2014 | 10 replies
If you have enough income from these deals, using an s-corp would allow you to distribute some of the profits as salary (subject to SET) and some as distributions (not subject to SET).But bottom line is fix and flipping is a business and you're taxed just like a shoe store or other business.
Adrian Smude Fleas!
10 January 2016 | 2 replies
Spray a few shots to your shoes/pant legs before going in.
Lupe Santiago Raising Capital through Note Hypothecation
26 January 2017 | 21 replies
Upon an event of my default on the $90k note, the note & deed of trust would automatically vest in my friend, and he would step into the shoes of the lender to my borrower with the $100k obligation and property - friend is ultra secure and is basically getting 90 / 125 LTV based on not the market value, but the purchase price of borrower.
Orson Arthur wholesaling houses in pre forelcosure
26 September 2014 | 9 replies
I am on a shoe string budgetI live in Beebe Arkansas 72012Orson Arthur.
Nathan Williams Should I be worried about the UBIT / UBTI tax and an SDIRA?
16 February 2018 | 10 replies
., a shoe store, or a business that flips real estate).UDFIOn the other hand, unrelated debt financing tax only applies to an IRA that incorporates debt financing for investing in real estate.
Christopher Albritton What kind of return is typically promised to investors of rental properties?
2 June 2014 | 6 replies
If I was in your shoes I would see if you can structure as purely debt from the investor with a mortgage backing.
Jack B. Hmmm...did an inspection at one of my rentals today...
18 December 2015 | 6 replies
Not because of major repairs and renovations or anything, but because I don't wear my shoes in the house, don't allow food or drinks other than water on carpeted areas, etc.
Travis M. First deal with 150-250k
24 October 2016 | 42 replies
You'll hear plenty of interviews with investors just like yourself, who either live out of the country or live in areas where local investing just doesn't make sense.If I was in your shoes, with a year left before you return to America, I'd take $200k of your $250k and buy 4 turn-key properties in either Indianapolis, Dayton, Toledo, Detroit.
Marcus Perkerson Todd Dotson Tactical real estate
15 December 2017 | 49 replies
Yes I am familiar with Cris Chico's stuff..and yes it is good, but if you do not have the monthly marketing budget for realquest.com, direct mail postcards of about $100-500 per month and a voicemail subscription budget for the system it will fall real short...Todd's system is work..no doubt about it...but you will get paid..he teaches you how to do this business on a shoe string budget...again, it is not just the system but the support behind the system...you have direct access to Todd, can your brother say he has ever spoken to Cris?
Tim Daniels Private lending LLC denied banking accounts - options?
28 November 2023 | 11 replies
I think that might be the best way to get this question in front of other people who are in your same shoes (or close to it).Hope that makes sense.