If your tax payments (quarterly estimates or withholding) equal or exceed 90% of your tax liability for the current year. 2.

I'm with Will, buying at 85% is almost certainly a loser with holding and sale costs...Hard to blame the wholesaler, though.

How about withholding? 

@Jill Haselman Account ClosedI thought about managing it myself, and I have been dealing with hold over tenants which hasn't been enjoyable.

Also be aware that many states require a partnership or LLC to withhold tax for non-resident members / partners.

Most of the clients I've worked with as a Realtor are investors and I've already spoken to them about partnering up and helping out with the financial aspect (Hard money loans), I can handle finding the deals and working with the GC's.I am really excited to get started on my real estate investment project, but I am struggling with calculating the costs associated with holding the property.

I don't have a problem with holding out on the 2 commercial buildings.

Did you provide an itemized list of what costs you're withholding for specific damages?

You will more easily understand it if you think of it as mainly a withholding.

There are also co-op sponsor units which can be sold with holder of unsold share rights which allows the purchaser to rent out the unit indefinitely as long as they don't occupy the unit.