Along with deductible land prep costs within 100ft of the build Now if the land was in excess of 5 acres I would look at subdividing to get around the o/all land assessment :)Hindsight is great isn't it :)

For example say I have a fair amount of excess capital in my flip entity from profitable flips, I can return that capital to my personal account and document it as such (return of capital, profit share, compensation, etc...) and then "invest" that money into my rental entity when I need to purchase a rental.

@Jane Z.I see that you're in Georgia and the late fee does seem to be excessive, since there are few properties that have extremely high rents (like San Francisco does).

Unless your deal is excessively thin, in which case you shouldn’t do it, the points and interest you’ll pay with a loan won’t come close to what you’ll normally share with a JV partner.

It was a very sound investment, but like many first time purchasers, I was contemplating a check coming in every month rather than fully examining a long term picture of my goals.In the current economic situation I am not a big fan of excessive leverage.

You will then file your tax return and claim a refund of the excess withholding once you take into account your expenses.SO if your Gross income was 12k.

He will pay tax on net profit to NC and then he will pay anything in excess of NC tax in NY.NV is irrelevant other than an extra filing fee.

If they default or cause damages in excess of the security deposit, who do you collect from?

the 3k annual insurance quote seems excessively high for a $74k property....  ?  

. -- (1) A landlord may not impose a security deposit in excess of the equivalent of two months' rent per dwelling unit, regardless of the number of tenants