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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Fix and flip business -buy and hold tax structure
I am hoping to do fix and flips to generate cash to buy some buy and holds preferably BRRR.
I plan on setting up two business structures for tax purposes.
My question is what business structure would be good for the fix and flip business to operate under so that I minimize my taxes owed but also allows me to refi/ get loans for by buy and hold business.
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Flips in an LLC S Corp as @Brian Garrettsuggested— salary and dividends mix. NJ has some screwy taxes for corps so definitely verify with an attorney/cpa. Salary Deferral and profit sharing should also be available in the business.
I like my “buy and holds” in an Ira or 401k for the best tax benefits based on my circumstances.