
29 January 2019 | 15 replies
Where have you chosen to buy turnkey properties?

2 November 2016 | 10 replies
Let them submit an application, if you don't like them for any reason simply respond with "you do not meet our qualifications", or, "we have chosen another tenant with better qualifications".Tenants don't know in what order applications were accepted, or even if you have another applicant at all.

19 January 2016 | 15 replies
Orlando is often encompassing 3 or 4 counties and can include every property and property type under the sun.I had a similar situation, where a past client called me regarding a property that she had chosen to sell, simply because she was not able to get it rented by her PM.

15 August 2019 | 37 replies
And you have chosen a software program that is popular with CPA's.

12 March 2019 | 50 replies
There is not one single case anyone can cite where a landlord who had not VOLUNTARILY chosen to participate in the program was forced to rent to anyone holding a section 8 voucher.

13 March 2013 | 88 replies
You have "chosen" to change your methods somewhat.

13 August 2012 | 71 replies
Though I expect most people wouldn't agree with the criteria you've chosen.

13 February 2017 | 119 replies
I chose Nancy's book and I am up and running less then 48 hours later.

11 January 2021 | 16 replies
locale=en-US and am now wondering if I should amend my leases to say "no Bitcoin or similar crypto-currency accepted."

19 August 2023 | 3 replies
The reimbursement of premiums and out-of-pocket expenses, under a properly formed Section 105 Plan, will be an expense to the company, thus reducing income tax and self employment tax, and will be a tax free benefit to my wife.I am aware that I could have formed an S-corporation or an LLC to be taxed as an S-corporation, which would have allowed me to pay myself (i) reasonable wages (which would be subject to self employment tax) and (ii) an owner's distribution (which would not be subject to self employment tax).My question is, however, having chosen to form a single member LLC, can I reduce my self employment tax by loaning money to the company (done properly and documented with a promissory note, etc.) rather than making a plain vanilla capital contribution, and charge myself a reasonable rate of interest, which would then create an interest expense for the business (reducing net income and, thereby, reducing self employment tax) and create taxable interest for the owner (subject only to income tax and not self employment tax)?