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All Forum Posts by: Joseph Palmiero

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Post: Can a land flipper or homebuilder spend all profits on land to be held as inventory?

Joseph Palmiero
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Unfortunately, the land will be considered inventory and placed on your balance sheet and cannot be expensed until sold.

Post: Do you need to LLC first?

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1) Rental Income is not subject to Self-employment tax in most cases.

2)  Do not use an S-corp to buy long-term rentals.  Using a corporation will limit your options when trying to exit.

3)  Issuing W-2s to owners is not needed and/or advised for long term rentals.

Post: CPA / Attorney Advise

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A little more information is needed. What are you hoping to achieve? 

Post: First time landlord taxes when remodel spans into next tax year...

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You can depreciate the entire remodel over 27.5 years starting in July 2023 which is the month that you placed the rental into service. Appliances, carpet, and land improvements will be eligible for bonus depreciation in 2023.

Post: Cost segregation application

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It could apply to both depending on the timing of the cost seg and renovations.

Post: Tax write off

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Quote from @Anthony Freeman:
Quote from @Basit Siddiqi:
Quote from @Charles Carillo:

@Anthony Freeman

I am not a CPA, and you should speak to one prior to making any decisions.

Since the roof is not an expensive but a capital expenditure; it is depreciated over time. That said,  because of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, 80% can be claimed in year one (2023). 

I would speak to your accountant, and see what they suggest.


The 80% claimed in year one is assuming the item is eligible for bonus depreciation.
Roofs are usually not eligible for bonus depreciation and as a result will not be eligible for 80% write-off in year one.


What about repairing a roof?


 If you are repairing a small portion of the roof you can generally expense the entire amount paid.

Post: DO I need multiple LLC's?

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Assuming that you are looking to buy and hold, I would open a seperate LLC or buy the properties personally. You want to keep real estate rental activities seperate from your active business for various tax reasons.

Post: Tax - STR - Triplex

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Hours spent on STRs generally do not count towards real estate professional status.  

Post: Cost Segregation ?

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It depends on how much you paid for the property and if you will be able to use the loss generated from it. 

Post: Escrow holdback vs Seller Credit

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It would ultimately reduce your taxable gain.