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Drawing money out for personal things
Hi all!
I have a few rentals at the moment all under my LLC. Everything is humming along nicely, and the extra cash is going straight into the commercial bank account I have set up for each property every month.
We've all talked about growing, making it big, etc, but what happens tax/legal wise when you withdraw that cash and buy something for yourself personally?
For example, let's say I own 50 properties and I'm pulling in $15k per month net. Can I use that cash to say go buy a car, pay my personal mortgage, etc?
Ultimately, my goal is to have around $40-$60k per month net, and retire (about 10 years from now according to my calculations.) I'd like to upgrade my primary residence to a much bigger place outside of the city. There's no way I'd be able to afford it on my salary alone, so was curious what you all thought?
Thanks in advance!