All Forum Posts by: Ryan Fox
Ryan Fox has started 40 posts and replied 333 times.
Post: Condo Investing Warning!

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Reminds me of when my HOA in CA filed for bankruptcy. Wish you the best of luck sir!
Post: Any advice from a California Landlord that's recently undergone an eviction?

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@Shireen Y.- I'm an attorney who does evictions in Butte County, CA and surrounding areas. Not sure why you were charged $3,200 so far with no eviction filed yet. Did one of the tenants file bankruptcy?
Post: Battle Born Capital - worked with them?

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Anyone invested in a deal put together by Battle Born Capital out of Las Vegas, NV? They raise money for hard money loans.
Post: Section 8 tenant bought a cat

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Thank you for the responses. I'll send her a lease violation.
Post: Section 8 tenant bought a cat

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I have a section 8 tenant in Missouri who is under a term lease that doesn't allow for pets unless I approve. She went ahead and bought a cat. I'm ok with her keeping it as long as she pays a pet deposit or pet rent. How does this work with section 8? Would section 8 have to approve an additional charge like that? TIA!
Post: health savings account

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@Alex Gunnerson- Thank you I will give that book a read.
Post: health savings account

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@Alex Gunnerson- Understood, but my question is whether I can let the HSA grow for a number of years. I wouldn't pay medical expenses out of the HSA, but I would save receipts covering all those years. After a number of years, can I recoup the medical expenses out of the HSA?
Post: health savings account

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The below article talks about the advantages of a health savings account. One of the things they say is you can make contributions to the HSA and invest those amounts, but pay your medical bills with other funds. Then, when you later have other expenses, such as college tuition, travel, ect., you can withdraw funds from the HSA as reimbursement for your past medical bills.
Is this true? I read IRS Pub. 969 and couldn't find it addressed that specifically. Thanks in advance!
Post: Looking for Real Estate Lawyer

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@Edwin Wong- Did the neighbor cite a specific building code or did they just say it didn't meet the building code? Did they provide you the results of the sound test in writing?
Post: taking advantage of passive losses

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I'm able to take a significant number of passive losses on my rental properties. However, I don't qualify as a Real Estate Professional. Are there any investments I can make that can take advantage of these losses now?