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All Forum Posts by: Calixto Urdiales

Calixto Urdiales has started 35 posts and replied 1184 times.

Post: What are some good tips for negotiating solid real estate deals

Calixto UrdialesPosted
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 1,462
  • Votes 9

Hey there keepitmovin,

I too would have to agree with James I dont mean to be blunt but the way you put it out there suggest illegal matters! So what if someone does not want to sell there house move on with life and go to the next one. But you might want to listen to James the RE market is taking a major crap and you should capitolize on foreclosures right now! Thanks for your time and have a wonderful biggerpockets day!

Post: New guy from Leesburg, VA

Calixto UrdialesPosted
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 1,462
  • Votes 9

Whats up PJ,

Nice to have you on board with the rest of us biggerpockets lovers (LOL), thats is a very big advantage growing up around the business! Some of our newbies dont have a lick of experience when they first join our site and they learn more and more with every passing day. I hope you learn more as well even considering the fact that you have a good background with renting properties as well as fixing them up. Well once again its and honor to have you aborad and have a wonderful biggerpockets day!!

:welcome: To BP!!

Post: New in Columbus, GA

Calixto UrdialesPosted
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 1,462
  • Votes 9

Whats up green,

Just wanted to give you the welcome wagon effect, if you don't know what i am talking about you will soon enough! And feel free to talk to as many of our members as you can, cause you never know what you will learn in the process. You will also see if you browse through all the forums that there is an area pertaining to what you need help in. Once again thanks for showing much apperciated interest in our site and the egarness to learn. Please except the gesture below!


:welcome: To BP!!

Biggerpro wrote


Hey there. I guess I'm the Wizard here. Just wanted to welcome you on board! I hope you find what you seek here on BP!

I cant help but think of the wizard himself... Ozzy Oh Yeah :rock:

Post: I Want to go LLC!

Calixto UrdialesPosted
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 1,462
  • Votes 9

Hello there everyone,

Now lets see I wanted to create an LLC for multiple reason and I needed to be clear on some of those reasons! The following thread is going to be me asking questions pertaining to an LLC and the state that I reside in! They will also be in regards to what I can and can't do as far as the moves I decide to do that benefit myself! Thank you for your time and I enjoy all that read my thread....

1. I have heard that the two most profitable states to establish an LLC would be in Delawear or Nevada, What would the reasons be for that?

2. I have also heard that if I live in California and my LLC is in Nevada I still have to pay state taxes for California, is this true?

3. Is there a way to set it up so that I get taxed pertaining to whichever state that I decide to establish my LLC and not California, and is this even legal to do so?

4. What would happen if my LLC holds assets and the LLC is not up to date with all of its filings, if the LLC is suspended what happens to the assets that reside in the LLC?

5. If there is a certain amount of money in the LLC and Tax season comes around what would happen, would I have to file taxes for the LLC or can I just do it through my own taxes? If so what would be the case if I issue a certain amount of money each month to myself, would I have to file taxes twice.... once for the amount that was issued to me in total and again for the amount that was made and not distributed by my LLC? And what would happen if I issue all the money the LLC made to myself, would I just have to file taxes on the amount that was issued to me and not have to worry about double taxation?

6. When attaining property for my LLC do I have to write a check from the LLC to myself to purchase the property first? So that I may turn over the title to my LLC after or can I just purchase the property for my LLC right off the bat?

7. If I decide to gift a property to an idividual what would happen? Do I have to write the check to myself first then purchase the property for said individual? Can I purchase the property for said individual right off the bat from the LLC? Is it a tax right off for my LLC? Does the said individual have to pay taxes on the amount of purchase of the property? if so how much is the tax rate? And in order to avoid the taxation to the said individual can I write the check to myself and then buy the proeprty for said individual and worry about taxes later? If I gifted over a purchase for an orginization would they have to pay taxes on the purchase amount if the orginization is a non-profit orginization?

8. What would happen if I got sued and all my assets resided in my LLC, would my assets be liable? What happens if someone trys to sue my LLC, would my assets be liable that reside in the LLC?

9. Is there an extension for the amount of years an LLC can be in place in the sate of California?

10. If my LLC purchase a property with a good cap rate what would happen to the money that was first made? Lets say I made $10 Million and I was suppose to get taxed 48% but I purchased a shopping center for $10 Million for my LLC. Would I still have to pay $4.8 Million in taxes or would I only have to pay taxes of the residual income made by the cap rate of the property itself? In that case would I have to make up for taxes when said property is sold by my LLC?

Thank you all for your time and the thoughtfulness for reading my thread, I hope i will be well informed very soon! Have a wonderful Biggerpockets day!!

Post: Hello from Weare, NH....

Calixto UrdialesPosted
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 1,462
  • Votes 9

Whats going on leason,

Its nice to hear that your going to take a look at your very first RE investing oppertunity! I hope everything works to your avail and that perticular property turns out to be a small gold mine. Feel free to ask all the questions you want and participate by giving advice to others as well. And if you take that property could you post it in one of the forums so as we can get a step by step walk through of whats going? Then maybe if your stuck with a decision you can get feed-back and input from our members! Thank you for your time and have a wonderful biggerpockets day, please enjoy the gesture below!!

:welcome: To BP!!

Post: Hello

Calixto UrdialesPosted
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 1,462
  • Votes 9

Hey there Raymond,

funny as this may sound but your not the first company to join our site as a member of biggerpockets! But with you knowledge and experience I do hope you can help answer questions from some of our newbies. Once again thank you for your time and have a wonderful biggerpockets day!
Please enjoy the gesture below!!

:welcome: To BP!!

Post: A very-rookie from northern NJ

Calixto UrdialesPosted
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 1,462
  • Votes 9

Hey there fsjr9,

Nice to have you aboard and i do hope everything goes well with your future plans that you have lined up! You might want to look into the forum for rehabbing in there you will have all the knowledge you need to know to walk you step by step in flipping a house! Or you might want to PM one of our moderators for further assistance in flipping they may be of help, thank you for your time and enjoy the gesture below!

:welcome: To BP!!

Post: Hello from No. California

Calixto UrdialesPosted
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 1,462
  • Votes 9

Hey there Alisa,

If you look through our forums you will notice that there is an area forum for open discussion where I am sure you will find your answer! Sorry to be blunt but this happens to be Marks new member thread and if we could please keep it srickly on Mark I am sure he would apperciate it. And you will have no problem getting answers and feed back from our members. Once again sorry if I came off as rude but I do not mean to offend you just showing proper courtesy to Mark as it is his new member thread! Thank you for your time and have a nice biggerpockets day!!

Post: Arizona Rookie

Calixto UrdialesPosted
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 1,462
  • Votes 9

Hey there rookie,

I read your story and I truly am sorry about what happened to you, but the fact of the matter is that it's all ready done with. So lets all "stop worrying about the problem and find a solution" I think that would be our best route. So if you could get into more details as to what type of loan you have, current interest rate, mortgage balance, payment amount, and anything else that you think would help us find an answer for you! Thank you for your time and once again I truly am sorry I do hope you except the gesture below!

:welcome: To BP!!

P.S. Life is hard but as long as you have those who love you and your health what can they really take from you??

Post: Another New Member

Calixto UrdialesPosted
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 1,462
  • Votes 9

Hey there golfboyz,

It nice to have you aboard! please enjoy the gesture below!

:welcome: To BP!! sorry for the short message very busy!!