It’s also wise to discuss and prepare for all potential scenarios in a business partnership, including exit strategies.Communication: Keep potential and current investors informed with regular updates about the market, specific investment opportunities, and your overall business progress.

depends on what it is for. if its owner occupied loan then no, but if its a business purpose loan most states do not have usury for that type of loan.

Assuming you are using the "cash" method as a majority of 1040 folks do for businesses, property tax is deductible in the year that it's actually paid.

The waiting period or what is called in the business "seasoning" to pull out cash using the improved value is set by the the individual loan programs.

meant to say we have two financial regime right.the last 12 years are the cheap money regime, so buying real asset risk/reward is almost no brainer than holding cash, good to become borrower for asset that's appreciating (10%) lolbut in the last 12 months we moved to expensive money regime where holding cash itself is producing money with almost no risk, while doing business including real estate is having higher risk (compare to cheap money regime).

More business to be had with them.  

You'd want to report this activity on Sch C instead since it's a different type of business activity.

That would fill in the daytime and nighttime traffic and keep the building busy which would attract higher paying tenants for all of the other suites.A mural is a part of the plan.

Remember to back it out as a business expense too which should make the real rate a point or two lower depending on your tax bracket.2) For securing loans, I incorporate the value stated on balance sheets within my personal financial statements.

As mentioned above, some markets are visited by large groups on vacation while others are more "utilitarian" (business travel, insurance stays, special events, etc.).Competitive analysis will tell you what the market is currently bearing.