
27 February 2019 | 3 replies
There are some tremendous benefits:- payroll tax savings (rent is expensed from company and goes to my personal account with out adding FICA taxes)- repairs, maintenance, upkeep... can sometimes be done while the guys are done early for the day or we have iffy forecasts.- I’m at the mercy of the weather sometimes, and if I’m late or behind on the rent...

26 February 2019 | 3 replies
Are you running payroll and fairly compensating all owner-employees for their time as required?

2 June 2020 | 22 replies
For that its almost better to have payrol company do it for me, which means probably better way to go through distributions, right?

24 April 2019 | 2 replies
Thanks Property Information Cost Information Property Name C Class Building Cost $ 34,311 Location Birminham , AL Land Cost $ - Type of Property SFH Cost Basis $ 34,311 Size of Property 3,000 Sq Feet Less Mortgages $ 25,733 Year Built Equals Initial Investment $ 8,578 Amortization Period 30 Ratio Information Loan to Value 75% Mortgage Information Cashflow / Initial Investment 18% Balance Payment Interest Loan Term Amtz Period Cashflow / Assets 5% 1st Mtg $ 25,733 $ (138) 5% 30 360 CAP Rate 9% Description(All Figures are Annual) Annual Amount Notes POTENTIAL RENTAL INCOME $ 7,800 Total Potential Income if rented 100% Less: Vacancy $ (624) Assumed 8% Vacancy Factor EFFECTIVE RENTAL INCOME $ 7,176 Plus: Other Income $ - Other Fees, charges, etc GROSS OPERATING INCOME $ 7,176 Total Revenue OPERATING EXPENSES Real Estate Taxes $ 535 Property Taxes Personal Property Taxes $ - Property Insurance $ 1,442 Off Site Management $ 780 Payroll $ - Expenses/Benefits $ - Taxes/Worker's Compensation $ - Repairs and Maintenance $ 624 Utilities $ - Accounting and Legal $ - Licenses/Permits $ - Advertising $ - Supplies $ - Lawn and Grounds Keeping $ 200 Miscellaneous $ 390 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $ 3,971 Sum of Line 6 thru 23 NET OPERATING INCOME $ 3,205 Less: Annual Debt Service $ (1,658) Total Mortgage Payments CASH FLOW BEFORE TAXES $ 1,547 Add Back: Principal Payments $ 371 Principal Paid on Loan - Depreciation $ (1,144) Tax Depreciation on Building TAXABLE NET INCOME (LOSS) $ 775

27 February 2019 | 2 replies
Best part is you wouldn't even need to find the buyers, more money if you did but good chance you don't need to.Anyway give it some thought & good luck to you as it's a much more sophisticated way to learn.

27 February 2019 | 1 reply
Unless you have some kind of massive access to capital, you're going to be automatically overleveraged, exposed to significant risk of liability, and subject to a substantially higher degree of sophistication in your dealings.
29 March 2019 | 4 replies
With and LLC can I transfer funds from the LLC to my personal account without considering it "payroll" and subject to tax since it is considered a disregarded entity?

23 March 2019 | 14 replies
If you want something more sophisticated you can check at sales and marketing saas productshttps://www.impactbnd.com/blog/the-10-must-have-saas-marketing-tools-platforms

6 March 2019 | 2 replies
-Private Equity/ Venture Capital: Investing in PE is not for all as they are not simple to find and understand but for the sophisticated (and wealthy) investor you can get into some great PE funds that can produce some huge returns!

10 April 2019 | 19 replies
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