Partnership Allocation vs the activity character.You attribute passive vs nonpassive at the personal level, not biz level.Its not possible for both partners to pass the Regs under IRC 469 to make the K1 activity “nonpassive” (practically speaking).1) Income/losses are “allocated” based on the operating agreement2) The character is determined at the 1040 level based on the rules under 469Hope this helps!

I’ve now been a part of the Featured Agent Program as an agent in both Nashville, TN and just outside of Los Angeles, CA, and can attribute over $15 million in sales volume from the leads in just over 18 months.

I’ve now been a part of the Featured Agent Program as an agent in both Nashville, TN and just outside of Los Angeles, CA, and can attribute over $15 million in sales volume from the leads in just over 18 months.

I’ve now been a part of the Featured Agent Program as an agent in both Nashville, TN and just outside of Los Angeles, CA, and can attribute over $15 million in sales volume from the leads in just over 18 months.

You shouldn't invest any more than 10% of your net worth, so keep in mind that minimum investments of syndications can start at $50k.I personally consider the loss of control and liquidity to be a positive attribute when it comes to private syndications.

Some of the growth can be attributed to the high inflation rate of the 1970s.Median Price change: Positive1980 recession: The result of raised interest rates (as high as 20% in 1981) by Fed Chair, Paul Volcker, to fight the inflation of the 1970s.

I’ve now been a part of the Featured Agent Program as an agent in both Nashville, TN and just outside of Los Angeles, CA, and can attribute over $15 million in sales volume from the leads in just over 18 months.

I attribute this more to a European problem than a Christianity problem.

I’ve now been a part of the Featured Agent Program as an agent in both Nashville, TN and just outside of Los Angeles, CA, and can attribute over $15 million in sales volume from the leads in just over 18 months.

Also, is my basis in the property the_ total price I paid (plus improvements), or is it only the price paid (+ improvements) minus that part of the purchase price attributable to the land portion of the price (like the basis I used to calculate depreciation on the rental)?