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Julian Buick Turbo Tax
29 January 2017 | 9 replies
Or what happened if the other party is audited and they report it differently than you did?
Account Closed Share you STR Economics
26 October 2023 | 21 replies
Location of property:Occupancy rate:Year purchased:Price paid:Current property value:Gross yearly income:Yearly expenses (if can be broken down, even better):Net yearly income:Personal insight from their experience:I hope this is a legit discussion and we can bring value to newbies like me.Thanks :)P.S - If Moderator can change the title to Share your STR Economics, seems the subject can't be edited  If you want real-actual-fact-honest-audited STR operation , you really need to read the financial report of STR specialized syndication.most of them makes quite good money if they purchase before 2016.
Rob Padilla Guru's, Sean Terry's Flip2Freedom and the people who hate them
4 February 2023 | 80 replies
The best sources are the RE books used in RE schools for Realtors, better yet take the course, you may be able to audit the corse for less as you don't need to take the exam.
Dustin Burke Do you really need a Tax Attorney?
14 March 2018 | 6 replies
Even "tax attorneys" are typically attorneys that defend you against IRS audits and lawsuits, not typically people you want to go to for specific tax advice.As @Logan Allec said, you want an attorney for forming business entities like LLCs for asset protection, or for drafting any contracts or agreements necessary for your flip business (partnership agreements, etc).
Nicole Heasley Beitenman First-time deal between my father and I; How do we set this up?
30 October 2017 | 30 replies
You have the advantage.Plus having both you and your dad's names on the title instead of an LLC might lead to the IRS audit (even though I'm pretty sure it will be nothing, but it's just a hassle).Again, consult with CPA and Attorney for the best setup.
Andrew Grieb Buying an Owning Entity Instead of Buying the "Properties"
21 November 2016 | 4 replies
That "not responsible for stuff".Audit the minutes and books of the company, audit operational and any escrow accounts, it's better to leave some money on hand and pay for it, keeps accounts open.
Evan J. Paying with (someone else's) cash - Tax implications?
25 April 2016 | 1 reply
I know loans are not taxable income, but I'd like to avoid getting audited.
Rachel Zhang Is the property required to be 2 years rental for 1031 exchange?
7 December 2017 | 4 replies
I would talk to your CPA because in the event you are audited, they are the one that needs to explain.
Eric W. How do you keep your expense receipts organized?
17 October 2018 | 31 replies
If I got audited, the poor little IRS agent gets to go through the boxes and they can sort them out for the source documents, I wouldn't let them see my photocopies!
Carrie A. Keeping track of receipts?
2 July 2023 | 31 replies
Keep in mind that the deepest purpose of these records is a trail of evidence for you to use in the event of an audit