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All Forum Posts by: Pradeepan V.

Pradeepan V. has started 5 posts and replied 27 times.

Post: 1031 exchange( 2nd partial rental home)

Pradeepan V.Posted
  • Livermore
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 2

Thanks Bill and Dave. My question is what if I rent as well as use it for my personal use?  BOTH and not one vs the other simultaneously( rent one portion and live in another). So my intent is to use for my personal use as well as rent it out. So I do get rental income 365 days but also live there 365 days. 


Dave - I will look for your article. 

Post: 1031 exchange( 2nd partial rental home)

Pradeepan V.Posted
  • Livermore
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 2

Hi

I have a rental property I am planning to sell and use the proceeds to buy a 2nd home( through 1031 exchange). I know 2nd home use for personal use doesnt qualify for 1031 exchange. However my question is what if if I stay there as well as rent it out( like a duplex or mother in law unit for example)- would this qualify for 1031 exchange - This way I get best of both the worlds. Is it possible at all? Anything to be careful about? 

@Basit Siddiqi Thank you so much very helpful. 

Thanks Wayne. Sorry I missed that building vs land part of it. Agreed and aligned.  I will check with my CPA but was wondering how you guys handle it

Hi

I am purchasing a property in NY as an investment property in the name of my LLC for $265k( 1930 construction date). I am putting 20% down and rest as mortgage loan for 30 yrs.

Questions

1. I have a total of $10k in closing costs - I believe as an investment property(in the name of my LLC) I can claim all these amounts and deductible over life of loan i.e 30 yrs so 10,000/30 = $333/year - Is that correct?

2. Are there any closing cost that I can claim full in the current year? 

3. Are there any closing cost that I cannot claim at all?

4. Depreciation- I am planning to do any improvements on this property and will be rented out day 1 of the sale. Can I still claim depreciation on this property? If yes what amounts can I claim over 27.5 yrs - Is it $265k ( i.e the purchase price) or the 20% down? 

Post: Ask Me Anything! Free legal advice

Pradeepan V.Posted
  • Livermore
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 2

Thank you so much Scott. Appreciate all the inputs. Do you know who can help support to form a land trust? and how much does it cost? Also can we have series LLC in one state but have child series in different states?

Post: Ask Me Anything! Free legal advice

Pradeepan V.Posted
  • Livermore
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 2

Hi Scott

I have a LLC in Nevada however my properties are in MO and IL(bought in the Nevada LLC name as well). I dont want to setup foreign entity in MO and IL(which I didnt know I had to do before purchasing the properties if I knew I would have setup and purchased in MO and IL LLC name) rather I want to dissolve my Nevada entity and create a new one in MO and IL. I believe we can do a merger which can automatically dissolve Nevada entity however I dont want to do that either due to costs

Should I just do a quit claim deed and move the title from Nevada LLC to MO and IL LLCs and then pay the necessary fees and dissolve Nevada LLC? Would this be sufficient? Am I missing anything here?

Post: Solo 401k investment question

Pradeepan V.Posted
  • Livermore
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 2
Originally posted by @Dmitriy Fomichenko:

@Pradeepan V.

Most of my loans mature in 3-5 years but I would love to keep them for 20+ years, if someone is paying me 12% interest I would want to keep that that loan forever, my investment money doubles every 6 years, why would you ever want to liquidate that cash cow???

If you don't have sum of money to invest and rather looking small amount every month - private lending would not be an option. You would have to look at some alternatives and once your balance grows then you can switch to private lending. 

Makes sense.  Well I guess I will borrow some money from you ;)  

Post: Solo 401k investment question

Pradeepan V.Posted
  • Livermore
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 2
Originally posted by @George Blower:

@Pradeepan Venukanthan

1. The solo 401k will need to have its own bank or brokerage account. If a bank account, Titan Bank is an option. You can then invest directly from the solo 401k bank account. 

Thank you. Yes I am opening fidelity account which is very cheap compared to bank account. I am planning to use this account as the holding account for my investments 

And yes absolutely I have self employement “earned income” . Filing taxes on schedule C as well. 

Post: Solo 401k investment question

Pradeepan V.Posted
  • Livermore
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 2
Originally posted by @Dmitriy Fomichenko:

@Pradeepan V.,

I usually lend to couple people I know who have experience and track records and also through a broker. BiggerPockets would be the place where you can connect with potential borrower. I'm getting 10-12% return. Notes are not liquid.

Got it.  10-12% is good return indeed. But notes can be liquidated in secondary market( through folio?)

If you do your due diligence ahead of time the risk is minimal. For example, I lent $43K on a property few years ago and the borrower defaulted. He agreed for a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure so I ended up owning a property that was worth $65K. I'm getting $675/mo in rent whereas my interest payments were $350/mo. I ended up winning, but if underlying collateral piece of junk you could easily lose money. 

 I guess the problem is lending lot a money. I am looking to lend some amounts( $500/month for example)  and not $50k. So this may   not work for me.  But this is good