I know I'm not factoring in some other benefits like depreciation and tax write-off, etc.

You might have a quicker path if you work for another broker, pay and benefits will probably be less than a larger institution, but the ladder is shorter.There is also the path I took, going with FDIC as a bank examiner, that gives you experience quickly that most brokers would never gain in the business and it opens doors widely.

To get your real interest rates on these loans...assuming the above, take the stated rate, net of your tax benefits.

The added benefit is that you can just give you accountant the data file at the end of the year and he'll have most of what he needs to do your business taxes.

If you are offering the opportunity to all in the corp, then it isn't for exclusive benefit of you.

I have been mentioning for nearly a year now the benefits in building specs, as Jon also alluded to.

That is a benefit of handling it this year.SDIRA.

I see some benefits, depending on your current status.

(I don't want to struggle to get what we paid for it)Also what benefit is there to us by putting 20% down.

There is an old saying about not paying for something you can do yourself making you wealthier, like hard work pays, but not if you are really making more money or a more economic benefit is gained by having someone else do something.