These might appear on your LLC income statement as a retirement contribution that's traceable to each employee and as an LLC contribution for each employee on your 401K income statement.Make sure you scrupulously keep track of where every dime come from and goes, especially if you roll funds in from other retirement accounts.

I plan on taking every dime of the payoff and applying it to the underlying mortgage of the home, and I may end up with 2K thereafter.

Gon't exagerate.I remember one guy that came to me with a decent plan, decent numbers, sufficient assets and a decent product, but he didn't get a dime from me.....why?

It didn't cost one dime extra to buy contrasting colors and install a "checkerboard" pattern in a large kitchen, and our properties nearly always rented very quickly, with nothing but positive comments, ie.

Help him ge paid up-DO NOT give him a dime!

These opportunities are a dime a dozen on Craig's List.

The average seller does not use this thought process.A (regular) seller wants every dime that they can get regardless of whether an agent is involved or not.

Usually they don't let you take out every last dime.

We still need to send in a pay off demand to the bank to find out exactly how much is owed on the property to the dime, and I guess back payments are not my concern.

If i had a dime everytime a residential agent called me wanting to take a look at my commercial properties without even driving by first!