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All Forum Posts by: Jared Patton

Jared Patton has started 2 posts and replied 6 times.

Thank you very much Phillip! That's exactly what I was looking for. If anything else comes up, I will be reaching out. I see you are from Cincinnati. Do you have a local office? 

Thanks Daria! Did he fill it out with his personal name or under an LLC?

I am new to investing (focused just on flipping right now)and have never run a small business. Through books I've read recommended on Bigger Pockets and researching, I know that you need to have independent contractors fill out a W-9 and then send them a 1099 at the end of the year.  I have a couple of questions that for some reason my accountant can't seem to clarify for me.

1.) How do you know which contractors you use need to fill out a W-9? For instance, I know that a couple of my general contractors have their own LLC and are smaller companies and therefore probably need to fill them out. If I use a large company for HVAC or something, I imagine they don't need to fill out a W-9. I was wondering if there is a definitive way to know who to have fill out a W-9 so I don't just throw them at everyone like my accountant suggests.

2.) If I am using a general contractor to manage my whole project and the cost of the subcontractors that he uses are rolled into his lump sum fee that I pay over scheduled increments, do I just have the general contractor fill out a W-9 since I am only issuing checks to him?

3.) When filling out Independent Contractor Agreements, do I literally have each subcontractor fill one out?  And again, if my GC is managing everything, do I need to have all of his subs sign an Independent Contractor Agreement or is it covered under the one the GC signs since I am just paying him?

Sorry for questions that I feel are probably very basic, but I've been unsuccessful in searching the forums, searching online, and in talks with my accountant.

Thanks!

Post: Cincinnati REI group?

Jared PattonPosted
  • Burlington, KY
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 3

There is also a NKY Real Estate Investor meetup that meets once per month.  Aaron Smith is here on Bigger Pockets and runs it.

Post: Kevin Floore - Cincinnati OH and Northern Kentucky

Jared PattonPosted
  • Burlington, KY
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 3

Hey Kevin! I'm in Burlington and am also getting started as well.  Hope you get something going soon and if I learn anything useful, I will try to pass it along.

Post: Northern Kentucky wholesalers

Jared PattonPosted
  • Burlington, KY
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 3

Hello everyone,

My name is Jared and I am new to the real estate investor scene.  With the help of a good friend of mine who is a contractor, I am working on getting my first project going. I thought I'd reach out as you can never know too many people.   Thanks for your time!