And if done from a tax-qualified account, then passive income can be deferred, but active income is likely subject to UBIT.

IF you ever distribute it from the corp to yourself personally it is subject to tax at the corporate level between the difference of adjusted basis and fair market value.

While I am pleased to learn that the subject-matter data is bountiful, the data is, well... bountiful.  

Your subject property is competing with what IS on the market, not what WAS on the market.

Question about a subject 2 deal @Dawn A.

@Sherrie Powers I've changed your subject line to be more meaningful.

Another is to solve your insomnia by reading or skimming through the Dodd-Frank and the SAFE Act.However, here's the rub. we have folks here giving links to these sites and most information is simply misinterpreted as the information pertains to registered lenders or a bank or RLMO, not the average Joe doing a deal.So you have to be very careful in trying to read regulatory guidelines and know where you are in the subject matter.It might be better if you just stick with the news networks, but even they get things wrong or make improper implications.

Keep us posted.Can't help myself;The builder went for a higher utilization of the property following the theory of ownership extending from the center of the earth to infinity subject to encumbrances.

The answer to his question is purely subjective as each bring different skill sets and each come from different perspectives.

A Cyclical market is subject to much wider swings in pricing.Example: I would bet dollars to donuts the rural markets and places like Topeka Kansas saw some effect from the national run up in home prices before the sub-prime but never the same wide swings that Florida and California saw.The big advantage of a linear market is much less downside price risk.The cyclical market on the other hand IF...IF you can time it right will yield nice capital appreciation but of course has higher down side risk.