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Kelly Ward 1/3 Year in Colorado, 1/3 in STL, 1/3 Travelling
8 January 2023 | 10 replies
City markets, unlike vacation markets, are location specific, so just because MTR market is strong in say Houston, because of out of town patients receiving care at the Medical Center, and strong in NYC due to temporary jobs, doesn’t mean that demand is there in St Louis.  
Darrin Wesenberg Unique Land Contract Idea...
4 June 2015 | 12 replies
If this guy might be heading to a nursing home, stay away from a life estate, convoluted deal, his home is exempt when attempting to qualify for state medical benefits to pay his nursing home bill, you could end up getting him kicked to the curb later on.Loan him the money to pay the taxes or just pay them as he will owe you the tax bill.
Kevin L. Leander/cedar park rental
2 February 2015 | 11 replies
The medical industry moved up north along with all other big chains: Costco, walmart, Heb, etc. 
Geoff S. Gross income vs pre tax income
12 February 2015 | 2 replies
But most nationwide lenders will do what I described because odd the advent of school savings and medical accounts.
Erick Garske Single Member LLC Schedule E 2013 Schedule C 2014
16 April 2017 | 24 replies
How do we handle overhead expenses such as home office deduction and medical?
Brian Mello LLC before or after?
3 September 2015 | 3 replies
FOR BUY AND HOLDING REAL ESTATE***GOOD***-If you plan to hold real estate, the safest and most risk avoidance way to use an LLC, is to set up a LLC for each and every single property that you will own. the reason being is that if you are sued and are at fault then they can only take as much from you that is in the LLC. lets put it this way. you have 4 properties, Total value $200,000. each of them have a LLC and are valued at $50,000 each. if a person is hurt for some reason and they find you at fault for it, the person can seek $200,000 in medical payments from that LLC totaling the value of the LLC. in other words they can only take $50,000 and not the total of $200,000 in value, and your 3 other properties are safe.
Austin Muck Buying in 64131 KCMO - Indian Heights
5 June 2015 | 0 replies

Hi everyone,I'm looking into buying my first property that will for now be a primary residence, and the the near future become a rental property when I look into purchasing a second property.I'm wondering if anyone ha...

Tim Mangold LLC, Insurance, & Networking
19 July 2014 | 12 replies
So, I wanted to know what type of insurance I should have above and beyond regular property insurance so that I'm not stuck paying medical bills if someone does get hurt on the job. - Networking - If anyone has any networking opportunities for newbies in the greater Seattle area, please share! 
Bily Elliott Financing after a bankruptcy and foreclosure
13 December 2016 | 1 reply
The only way I can borrow from my 401K is to purchase a primary residence (also other hardships, medical, school and such), I cant borrow to invest. 
Brent Mattison IRA to fund LLC
25 February 2015 | 25 replies
Contribute, Invest to grow the account and use the funds for related Health Care events until the age of 65.The HSA contributions can grow tax deferred and are in addition to your IRA Annual Contribution LimitsHSAs can invest in Real Estate, precious metals, notes, public/private stock and moreTax Free distributions for Qualified Medical Expenses (QMEs)Age 65 starts standard distributions (just like a regular retirement account for the most part) subject only to income tax, no penalties.Disclosure: I am NOT an Attorney, CPA, Accountant, Estate Planner or any other related Professional and Individuals should ALWAYS seek out the advise of licensed professionals in the related areas of expertise prior to embarking upon any endeavor.