I own a small business (LLC with 35 employees) currently, and it has been pounded into my head that any money I take out of the company has to either have already been taxed and is therefore a distribution of equity, or it has to be classified as a loan that I must pay back to my company with interest.

Should I pound sand and pay him?

Lots of it is fear and some is being penny wise pound foolish.Vendor relations is a big deal in most businesses and establishing trust is key and mutual understanding is key.

Most of them would tell the tenant to get pound sand.

Smokies is best pound for pound STR market in the US.

When you’re the 800 pound gorilla in the zoo you can make one sided rules.

the doom and gloom U tube pundits just keep pounding that values are going to tank in Austin and CA etc..

I'm also purchasing a pick-up, which I'm hoping to tax advantage of Section 179 (vehicle over 6k pounds).If anyone is willing to have a quick discussion, I would very much appreciate it. 

AnthonyI'll bring up the 800 pound gorilla in the room; why is your credit "not good"? 

I took a ridiculous amount of credits my last two years and just pounded out my degree.After graduating, I begin imnedialty to invest in real estate and have never had a w-2 job, however, having a degree helps investing.For example, connecting with sellers, and/or private money lenders.