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Brent Harasym Purchasing first rental property out of town
26 September 2016 | 2 replies
All bedrooms, living room, basement, kitchen and patio set included.The asking price of this property including all the belongings is $68,000, property taxes are $2100 a year.
Cesar Escobedo Get the ball rolling
20 September 2017 | 3 replies
All the stories of ordinary joes making 5, 10,000 in a wholesale or flip makes me want to jump in faster.
Vickie Tan Tax to pay for flip properties by seller finance structure
23 April 2011 | 7 replies
Also if you are a dealer (which likely you are) this will be ordinary income as opposed to capital gains.
Steve Chenoweth LLC, S-Corp, or LP Holding Company?
23 February 2008 | 5 replies
I waited until we owned about 17 units in 8 buildings as a regular old ordinary partnership.
Dale Osborn Possible problems with title looming
13 September 2012 | 33 replies
When you an inspect an ordinary vacant SFH, there's no sign of a claim on the land and there's no party to inquire.
Chris D. fix and hold or duplex for new investor with cash...
29 April 2013 | 4 replies
Short-term capital gains tax rates are the equivalent of ordinary income rates.
Jason Barnett Property Analysis or "Is this a good deal?"
21 June 2008 | 38 replies
I think I answered my own question when I found the information below, but feel free to add any important information that is missing...If you invest in real estate but do not qualify as a "real estate professional" , you are limited to a maximum annual $25,000 realty investment property loss deduction against their ordinary taxable income.
Bryan Hancock The Millionaire Next Door
15 April 2011 | 66 replies
He wrote another great book called Ordinary People-Extraordinary Wealth.
James Dainard SFR Fix and Flip in Lakewood, WA
19 October 2022 | 2 replies
Step into your covered patio through French doors to enjoy the large level back yard, perfect for an all year round entertaining.
Ian Dunross Open Houses in The Valley - WOW
15 May 2019 | 6 replies
Please don't enter the property".I looked through the front door though the living room and onto the patio.