I just had a 210 unit "class C+" off-market deal sent to me today.

Id like to have coffe and chat.

Assuming both have equal operating expenses and equal cost of goods sold, and both use the exact same ingredients (all of this for an apples to apples comparison), and both have a net profit of $.50 per cup, the IRA coffe shop can charge $1.90 per cup because it does not incur any income taxes, therefore all profits are gained, whereas, the standard owner coffee shop must pay income taxes based on the $.50 per cup net income.In such a scenario, the IRA biz would gain an advantage over all other standard owner coffee shops.

That could be a killer since such an agreement would need to be well defined and requirements set, otherwise the guy could show up late, drink coffe all day, take off early or whatever and you would not be able to fire them!

They usually don't want to be bothered by the public, they have work to do and coffe to drink.

Thank God i wasn't drinking coffe or hot tea (LOL)!

Thats humorous.I am sure you are aware that the coffe shop was the location the meeting was set with your potential investor and not the location in which you find teh investor.

For instance, the IRS says that it is not fair that a business (say a coffe house) which is held in a SDI open up and compete with a taxable entity such as Starbucks.

I use my an android tablet when I am in the kitchen having coffe in the morning and browsing BP (like every normal person I suppose).

If your ever in NY or want to get a coffe let me know.