Walt Viera
Which Business model is Best
12 February 2024 | 4 replies
Owning directly, owning in a Single Member LLC in any state, owning multiple single member LLCs, owning layers of LLCS....in all of those cases, the tax results just flow straight to your personal tax return and are reflected there.
Joe Trampel
Seeking Advice on Structuring Real Estate Investments for Growth and Tax Efficiency
11 February 2024 | 2 replies
This family member is also approaching the age for required minimum distributions (RMDs) from retirement accounts, adding another layer of financial planning to consider.The PlanMy lender has indicated a need for approximately 30% equity in the deal for construction financing, urging a strategy that keeps the balance sheet lean at acquisition.
Justin Goodin
Preferred Equity 101
10 February 2024 | 2 replies
📈 Preferred equity (PE) is the layer of a capital stack that sits in between common equity and the senior debt (or sometimes Mezz).Since we always read the capital stack from the bottom up, we can see that senior debt is always paid first, then preferred equity, and then finally common equity.Often PE investors are providing a large chunk of equity, and therefore, want to get paid first (preferred position) before the common equity.By getting paid first, the PE provider is in a less risky position compared to the common equity investors.✔️ Important: PE is interesting because it has characteristics of both debt and equity.
Caroline Gerardo
Many Times I Said Don't Waste Your Money on LLC Vesting. Now this:
11 February 2024 | 30 replies
Holding a home in joint tenancy with a spouse, the surviving spouse retains the original cost basis on 50% of the home instead of getting a step-up in basis on the entire homeIf you own a home with your child as joint tenants, your child will only receive a step up in basis on your half of the value of the home when you die, this is another complex layer...
Diego L.
LVP. Glue or click on
9 February 2024 | 15 replies
Slab concrete, currently carpet in bed rooms and vinyl on floor, But not LVP,...lI am aiming to purchase for 12 mil wear layer. 3mm thickness.
Gurjot Grewal
Handyman refusing a job because I asked to be added as additionally insured.
9 February 2024 | 8 replies
From my understanding if he gets hurt on the job it would just add a layer of protection for the landlord.
Samantha Baker
House Hack Investment
9 February 2024 | 2 replies
Credit check, income check, debt to income check, possibly requiring a co-signer as well to ad an other layer of protection.
Shane Duncan
Will using income to pay downpayment from HELOC pierce the LLC corporate veil?
9 February 2024 | 9 replies
@Shane DuncanIf you have any friends in the business you can pass capital through them to create an added layer of separation as well.
Jarrod Ochsenbein
Started with a Co-living house Jan 1 2024. Filled 8 rooms in 12 days on Padsplit!
8 February 2024 | 15 replies
Many PadSplit residents rely on public transportation, so being close to bus stops, transits, and other forms of public transport is vital when identifying deals, at least here in Atlanta.
Lina Vezzani-Katano
Should I sell or keep?
8 February 2024 | 8 replies
Selling now means you could miss out on potential future gains.Market conditions: If the market is currently down, you might not get as much for the property as you would in a stronger market.Option 2: Get a Loan to Fix the BasementPros:Increase property value: Renovating the basement can add significant value to your property, both in terms of rental income and resale value.Higher rental income: With the basement fixed, you can charge market value rent, which could help cover the mortgage, property taxes, and the cost of the loan, with the profit potential.Tax deductions: The cost of renovations can often be deducted from your taxes, either through depreciation or as an immediate expense, depending on the nature of the renovation.Cons:Additional debt: Taking out a loan adds another layer of financial obligation and risk, especially if the increased rent doesn't cover the loan payments.Renovation risks: Renovations can sometimes uncover more issues that need fixing, leading to cost overruns and delays.Market risks: There's no guarantee that the market rent will remain high or that you will find tenants willing to pay the increased rent.Additional Considerations:Current Market Analysis: Understanding the current real estate market in your area is crucial.