It's a gift to the government for having not thought through your structure properly.Now if you had been a regular LLC, you never would have paid that $1953 in tax because all competent software recognizes that you already met your Social Security limit and all is well.Now, if you've got relatively lower salary and lower S-corp salary that does not go over the Social Security limit when combined, then it's no harm, no foul and you absolutely do save a lot of taxes in structuring as an S-Corp.Guys - taxation is NEVER cut and dried.  

So their run time will be could be hours instead of days.Once dry, get an electrician in, set up a temporary pole, contact the electric co. and move forward to enabling power.

There is a dry cleaners at the bottom of the mixed use and potential to add apartments up top.

If there is a law against smoking cigarettes somewhere, then the same law will apply to any dried plant matter.

Too many photos of dried out back yard.

He makes a living selling walnuts, almonds, pumpkin seeds and dry chickpeas).

It will change the way you think about where to store your "dry powder" and "liquid funds". 

When interest rates jumped last year there were a number of investors we knew that found themselves underwater because they were working on best case numbers and the buyer pool dried up as interest rates shot up. 

Seems like they constantly upsell their programs, sell their services and find ways to bleed their clients dry.

If we assume we're looking at recession over the next year or two, the first thing to typically dry up is peoples discretionary budget so trips to Disney get postponed or cancelled altogether.Therefore, from a planning perspective, if the STR market dries up or slows WAY down like it is in other markets, it would seem to be to be an easier thing to potentially shift to long term rental for a year or two if you were renting out a 4 or 5 bed home, versus trying to LTR in a 10+ bed home.I'm just looking at this from a strategic perspective and trying to play this as smart as I can.