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Pat L. Entity Structure - Real Estate Unit - Outside the U.S.
19 July 2016 | 3 replies
To minimise tax exposure most of the revenue for the Philippine company was redirected to the HK company because of a loophole that allows foreign derived profits to be exempt from taxation in HK.
Rebecca Cirisan Properties for sale
26 May 2016 | 8 replies
However all your properties will benefit from the additional marketing exposure by letting prospects know (give them a brochure or verbally mention the others) about the other offerings that they may have not been looking at in the first place.  
Maria D. Using an IRA account for RE investing?
15 May 2017 | 29 replies
Alternately, some investors choose to forego the tax exposure and use the IRA in passive ways such as being a hard money lender to flippers or investing in rental income properties.So yes, there is a lot to learn, but once you get a handle on the framework of how a self-directed IRA fits into real estate investing, you should find that such a strategy can produce superior results for your retirement wealth building.
Or Yeger lets talk about performing notes
15 January 2017 | 20 replies
Is it a function of units or time or variety or spectrum of industry exposure?
Jim Hart referred to a property. Already listed with foreclosure agent.
17 June 2016 | 13 replies
If full authority it may be possible to avoid a court confirmation and exposure to over-bidding by competiting buyers.If no probate, buying the asset (the property) without a probate is tougher.
Kenny Tan Sell or 1031 Exchange, what options?
29 May 2016 | 13 replies
You will find that either your anticipated tax situation will likely not require as much help from a depreciation write off, or that your exposure now is not so bad that you can absorb the 140K or so in tax from a sale foregoing the 1031.If paying the tax now is too painful and you anticipate needing more depreciation write off in the future then 1031 and use the gain to purchase more property than you sold and take both the remaining 12 or so years on your current property basis and the additional depreciation you gain through purchasing up.
John Doiloitte Buyer's Inspection: Can I Make the Current Tenants Leave?
18 February 2016 | 9 replies
I'm sure it would make it easier but I wouldn't want that exposure.   
David Moon Insurance for Flips
24 February 2016 | 6 replies
Again that is a business decision whether or not you want to pay the additional premium to cover those exposures
Abhijit Joshi LLC or Nah?
26 February 2016 | 13 replies
After 18 yrs I deduced my exposure was less that 1% probability and ultimately threw the S-corp and LLC overboard as excessive cost to maintain.
Curt Powell Building a rental portfolio: Start small?
25 February 2016 | 7 replies
Your can still buy and, by choice, limit your exposure to college students.