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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
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Hi all,
Curious about this, I saw a course geared toward physicians about ways to shelter taxes. One was becoming a real estate professional. Is this a good idea?
Here’s my scenario,
Hospitalist. About 300 k a year for 7 10 hour shifts weekly in a row. 25 weeks a Year. So I effectively have off 27 weeks/year. Currently have two rentals rental properties and primary residence.
Is this something worth pursuing? I still am a skeptic. My wife will be a resident physician starting 2021. That’s another 57 k a year for 3 years until she’s done.
Should I go for this professional status to shelter taxes? Or each shift extra I pick up is 175 dollars an hr plus a decent bonus per patient seen?
I love both, probably love medicine more right now.
I am going for public service loan forgiveness which is 10 percent of my net income after pre tax deductions. In 7 more years my 500 k debt will be wiped clean. Doing this strategy could bring my effective monthly payment down to nearly 0.
Any input is appreciated.
All the best,
Eddie