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All Forum Posts by: Tom Fenoglio

Tom Fenoglio has started 2 posts and replied 8 times.

Post: How much do you pay in taxes on your rental income?

Tom FenoglioPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 4

Post: CPA & Attorney referreal for out of state investing

Tom FenoglioPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 4

Thanks everyone for your advice!

Post: CPA & Attorney referreal for out of state investing

Tom FenoglioPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 4

I will be investing from out of state (I'm from Argentina). I'm looking for an attorney and a CPA who could advise which direction to take with the LLC setup.

I will be investing:

  1. Real estate - I will buy 1/2 rental properties in Columbus, Ohio in 2021. I'm planning to buy 2 more in the next 5 years.
  2. Stocks investments - I will invest in financial instruments through a fiduciary.

What do I need?

  1. LLC setup advice for limited liability.
  2. LLC setup advice to optimize costs and taxes.
  3. Protection in case of death. Configure the best strategy so that a person of my choosing (from Argentina too) inherits the LLC easily.

    Doubts

    1) Should I have a separate LLC for real estate business and another one for stocks? Or is it better to unify both investments in the same one considering that I am not going to operate very large amounts and reduce maintenance costs ?

    2) Which are the costs of setting up an LLC, maintaining it and filing taxes each year? I don't want the yearly cost of the asset protection to turn good investments into bad investments..

    3) How can I deduct expenses from taxes? What documentation should I save? For example: Travels, business supplies (computer, etc).

    4) Ownership succession upon the death of the owner. Maybe include transfer on death language in the Bylaws? 

      Post: Ask me (a CPA) anything about taxes relating to real estate

      Tom FenoglioPosted
      • New to Real Estate
      • Buenos Aires, Argentina.
      • Posts 8
      • Votes 4

      @Nicholas Aiola

      I have a simple question. Im planning to register a LLC in Wyoming through an online site for buying rental properties (one MFH  in 2021) and another one for stocks investments. Is there any advice that I should have before setting up the LLC´s to optimize annual costs and taxes?

      Post: Open bank account from out of state?

      Tom FenoglioPosted
      • New to Real Estate
      • Buenos Aires, Argentina.
      • Posts 8
      • Votes 4

      Thanks @Zeke Liston, sent you pm

      Post: Open bank account from out of state?

      Tom FenoglioPosted
      • New to Real Estate
      • Buenos Aires, Argentina.
      • Posts 8
      • Votes 4

      Hi, im from Buenos Aires, Argentina and im looking to buy a rental property in Columbus, Ohio. Next week im registering an LLC. With the generated EIN, i have to open a bank account and then i can send the money from Argentina to United States.

      Can you give me a recommendation of a bank that allows opening accounts from out of state?

      Post: Rent by the Room Questions

      Tom FenoglioPosted
      • New to Real Estate
      • Buenos Aires, Argentina.
      • Posts 8
      • Votes 4

      Hi guys! I'm very interested in this strategy but I don't know if it is possible to do it successfully being out of state. Can I delegate this type of administration to a PM?

      I'm from Argentina and i started looking for SFH, but now I'm tempted by this strategy, I just don't want to fail..

      Post: Real Estate in Argentina

      Tom FenoglioPosted
      • New to Real Estate
      • Buenos Aires, Argentina.
      • Posts 8
      • Votes 4

      Hi! I am new to the forum and I prefer to start contributing before asking for help. I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina, and i will tell you the situation here. It's not a good real estate market, in fact i'm looking to invest in USA. Some factors:

      1 - Low ROI. 2-3%

      2 - High prices. Since 2001 they are going up (who invested in that time had a lot of benefit). Prices are slowly starting to go down, but you have to understand that real estate here is a synonym for savings protection, so that changes the behavior of the market. Pandemic also encourages price drops in construction projects.

      3 - Properties are traded in US dollars like @Mike Lambert said. So you don't have a direct benefit being from another country.

      4 - There is no risk that the government will confiscate your property. That doesn't happen, it would be something extraordinary. But its true that history has taught us not to trust the government.

      5 -There are exchange controls. Argentina regularly prevents US dollars from leaving with high taxes to the point that it is more profitable to send money illegally through private financial companies.

      6 - We can't afford money leans because of the high rates. And of course, this is a problem for millenials, it's very difficult to buy a house/department because our remunerations are in Argentine pesos and every time we earn less in dollars. This is VERY different from your country. Earning money in Argentine pesos it's the same as throwing money in the trash for the consistent devaluation and inflation (today 1 US dollar is 120 pesos in the black market)..

      I think there is no reason to invest here if you are from USA, unless you are interested in having a property for personal use, Argentina is full of beautiful places but i think that is better to invest your time, analysis and money in another more profitable market..