If you have a sweet tooth like me then try out Glazed and Infused - bacon donuts are the best!

A new roof is usually more than $5k and you could have a property go vacant for a month or two AND need an infusion of cash to fix it up in between tenants.

I was thinking really there are 2 options... one, we form an LLC together in which we're both partners, she infuses the capital, and the 2 of us work together to get properties where, as managing partners, we split the profits in a very standard business way.

I Owen him another 3200.00 per contract but since move n in I have had to spend 900 dollars to connect fauces dishwasher  in kitchen ( plumber) and electric in living  ( electrician) room since when they were using tools they blew breaker in fuse box an shorted out wire.

Infusers, air fresheners, candles?

Am I better off infusing more capital into the business personally, completing the purchase and then look to refi my cash back out through an investor?

For the record, I have some rentals I’m thinking of unloading, so I welcome the ongoing cash infusion in the area!

It opened over 10 years ago, but just recently got a huge infusion of funds from the State to build out the campus to house twice as many students.  

The excess, over and above the reasonable value of your services each year, can be a simple distribution which is subject to income taxes, but not to self employment taxes.It is virtually impossible to hold rental properties in a self-directed IRA or ROTH because of the requirement that you cannot guarantee the mortgage loan and you cannot manage the property and you cannot infuse additional capital if there are cash flow shortfalls. 

Are you charging market rent, because this isn’t even close to the 1% rule.On the plus side, you did get a nice cash infusion.