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Matt Speer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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How To File Taxes as an LLC -- Need a K1 Form

Matt Speer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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I'll keep this short and sweet. 

I have an LLC with a partner and we have 2 rental properties. My partner is in the process of getting things lined up to file taxes for the first time for the business.

On the other hand, I'm currently in the process of obtaining an FHA loan for a personal residence. They've asked me for a K1 form, but I don't know how to get this document. My DTI is close so I've been told that it's pretty important that I supply this form.

I have $1,500 in escrow for the property and have 3 roommates lined up to pay me $1,500/mo which will give me $275 CF and no living costs. So it's pretty critical to ensure I get approved for the loan. 

Any advice would be super helpful! 

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