There are a few of us here on BP.I'm sure a few of the other accountants on here such as @Natalie Kolodij @Linda Weygant or @Lance Lvovsky will agree 100% with me.Explain to me what way there is around the tax bill of highly appreciated property in a corporation?

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For example: I was listening to a podcast 153, Linda McKissack, this weekend and she stated are criteria is $150 to $200.

@Melissa Wright-Morrison I have a self-directed IRA and currently own a project that is owned 50% by the IRA and 50% by us as individuals.

He lives in the Inland Empire, and can't move because he owns several established businesses there.I may need to choose between the following markets: 1) North Orange County - Yorba Linda, Villa Park, Placentia, Anaheim, etc OR 2) Inland Empire Along The 210 - Rancho Cucamonga, Claremont, Glendora, San Dimas, etcThe North Orange County seems like a great market (albeit, with a rough commute), but the Inland Empire means that when we get married, I'll actually be living in the community that I'm serving.Amidst a number of life changes, any advice that you can provide me regarding your market experience, business foresight, or housing trend knowledge would be greatly appreciated!!!

@Kevin Wright - Your comments about good debt and bad debt definitely help me put it in perspective.

Take care Linda, there are all kinds of nasty things out there.

Originally posted by @Linda Weygant:Welcome!  

@Rick Wright stick with the your mid-60 number and if the seller's don't accept your offer, move on and analyze the next deal.

@Linda Thomas  No we don't.