Michael Plaks
Monday Sept 16: the IRS deadline for Partnerships and S-corps!
15 September 2019 | 0 replies
If you did not have an extension, then the penalty keeps accruing, going back to the original March 15 deadline.
Mike Gennaro
How can we extract money from a 401K for RE investing? Can we use the money in our own LLC?
23 October 2014 | 5 replies
Interest from the notes accrues tax deferred both your and the other investors self directed accounts (somewhat pass through) and you can use the funds from the other investor in your business since the loan is from a neutral third party.Another scenario, is that your 401K partner not be an owner or participant in the Leasing Company and he can loan directly from the self directed to the Leasing Company.
Michael Westberry
Voicemail
28 January 2015 | 11 replies
Leave me your name, the number I can best reach you on, the property address you're calling about and I'll get back to you as soon as possible - have a great day.If they have any inkling of motivation - or even just tire-kicker curiosity - they'll leave a message.
Adam Smith
Colorado Real Estate Professional Designation for Taxes
8 December 2015 | 20 replies
hmm; If you manage the units you own (screen tenants, sign leases, schedule maintenance activities), it's a passive income, but active participation, so you can use Sch E on your 1040 and accrue losses and gains.Normally, as an investor, we would want to shy away from RE Professional Status as that invokes the full restrictions of any RE agent or broker.
Mike Bicho
Self directed and 1031 exchanged
30 April 2016 | 24 replies
As tax-sheltered money, it has to be kept at arms length and all returns accrue to the plan.
Tyler Hubarth
HELOC to fund deals?
22 July 2016 | 32 replies
Do you just literally pay the daily balance interest accrued each month and thats it?
Brandon Johnson
Tenant Needs Help and Can't Pay Rent
13 April 2017 | 31 replies
The magic of what happens when I write my goals really sparked my curiosity of how exactly that process works.
Yongyi Xu
Too many reminders for you to remember?
14 April 2017 | 6 replies
Just out of curiosity, does any of our fellow landlords here in this forum have trouble keeping up with many reminders for your rental properties?
Victor Zhou
Capital gain on sub-divided property
31 October 2019 | 3 replies
Installment sale rule between related parties needs to be considered. the seller should collateralize the note with the property (although the construction lender will want the note subordinated), pay off the loan (in addition to regular payments) with release fees as each lot is sold, and make sure the interest is paid (not accrued) regularly.The new built housed will be ordinary income, not capital income.