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Jordan Buie Buying multiple properties at once
14 December 2016 | 18 replies
If you take out money to fix up your current home you are subject to taxation on the amount.
Hope Johnston Sole Proprietorship over LLC?
26 October 2015 | 10 replies
Unless you're an accountant or attorney I wouldn't recommend any kind of entity.I'll offer up this thread in which I posted about how LLCs can be taxed.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/76052-simple-taxation-questions
Thai Tang What I need to be asking my legal counsel?
27 October 2015 | 4 replies
Read about the difference between taxation choices, i.e. disregarded entity versus S-Corp.
Drew Castleberry Need help understanding a self-directed IRA
8 January 2016 | 15 replies
Generally speaking, the impact of this tax on your returns is minimal, and you are going to receive a higher cash-on-cash return using leverage, but you certainly want to be aware of the burden of this taxation going in.If you establish a self directed IRA with a custodian (Trust Company), you will need to submit requests for all expense payments - including the mortgage - and pay processing and/or asset based fees depending on the institution.If you establish a checkbook IRA LLC, then you control the checkbook and do not require 3rd party processing.  
Roman Rytov Strategy, ROI, Buy-n-hold, exit, etc.
8 May 2019 | 7 replies
My original question was about the taxation strategy and the unique place for (large) real-estate investment optimization.
JoAnn Dorio Tax benefits for state College 529 program
2 July 2019 | 7 replies
This is normally both at the state and federal level.If you contribute $5,000 to a 529 plan and the plan grows to $6,000.The IRS will not tax the $1,000 that the plan grew so long as you use it for college related items.However, if you don't, they will include that as taxable income.I don't consider this double taxation as the $1,000 increase was not originally taxed.
Ron Trinh From CPA to full-time real estate investor?
8 May 2019 | 3 replies
Hi BP community,Really wanted to get some feedback from anyone that has made the jump from full-time job to full-time real estate investor (before having the passive income) or anyone that just may have something to say about this.Some background - I spent the last 4 years working in the field of real estate taxation as a CPA.
Michael Spearman Legal/Tax advice for short term property management company
14 May 2019 | 1 reply
Hello BP forum,My short term rental property management company has started acquiring customers and we're looking for legal and accounting advice regarding asset liability and STR taxation laws as they would apply to property managers as well as property owners.
Kadeen Malik Advice to new serious Wholesalers
20 May 2019 | 0 replies
I've even learned how to search the public assessment and taxation sites to get further info on the homeowners I intend to contact.
Vincent Finn CPA and Attorney In NW Atlanta
23 May 2019 | 3 replies
Feel free to message both of them for a consultation and pick the one you feel most comfortable with.Since you are looking to start a business with a partner, you want to go with an accountant who is familiar with partnership taxation.