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Brandon Purdeu Granite recommendations in Fayetteville
26 January 2018 | 2 replies
We have used Olive Glass and Marble for three different projects.
Stan Furman Tenant despises owner after late payment eviction
24 October 2017 | 9 replies
If you can come to an agreement and make amends then I would proceed with keeping him, but if after this attempt to offer the olive branch goes left then it’s time to evict.
Oliver Monnet Difficult to start in a country where stamp duty are 16% !
1 November 2017 | 4 replies
Hi Everyone, It is a honor to be able to write on this forum, i hope this message find you well.I am looking for good advise from qualified people that have experience in this matter, and i belive i found the right person... you ;-)My name is Oliver and I live in a country where real estate is heavily taxed by the government (they call that "the Stamp Duty", and it is 16% of the property value), and the gouverment keep a eye on how a RE investor is operating his business.I would love to start my real estate investment with no money down, I belive it is maybe the most challenging but, at the same time the most rewarding as you really start with very little, and grow your way up, and without to much risk exposure.I am arleady able to find sellers, and buyers, and both understand and agree with my terms, the issues that i encounter are the following:Government will tax me as soon as I take ownership of a property, so if my name (or coorporate) is on any contract, i will be taxed, (the tax is 16% of the property value).Government will also tax me as soon as i resell the property (again 16%).So i would be taxed 16% as soon as any documnent with my name or company is issue, and another 16% when i sell the property...
David MIller The Rise of Agrihood communities
23 December 2017 | 1 reply
For example a 70 acre olive tree grove in Palm Springs.
Eve Oliver LLC first step to create them
1 November 2017 | 18 replies
@Eve Oliver To create the entity, yes.
Marshall Downs Help Choosing a Cabinet for a Flip
9 December 2017 | 4 replies
She wants to go with the olive cabinet on the bottom, but we've almost exclusively used white or grey shaker in previous projects.
Ashley Kelly Flipping Virgin in Central New Jersey
28 April 2018 | 3 replies

Hi! I live in central New Jersey and would like to start flipping houses. Problem, is i have done the research and i just don;t know where to actually start. I dont have the cash for deposits on hard money lending, so...

Jay Hinrichs CAlling BP CPA to write post to clarify new tax bill for landlord
2 December 2017 | 13 replies
Oliver, the closing date is what controls the date of sale for tax purposes.I don’t know if Treasury will issue regulations providing relief for people in your situation, but I would plan based on what you know and not hoped for relief.
Account Closed No investors in Meridian, Mississippi???
14 December 2017 | 6 replies
Trevor,I'm in Olive Branch MS & go into Memphis to attend REIA.
Oliver Wolcott Basic protection a Whole Saler should have.
28 December 2017 | 6 replies
Oliver,From an Insurance perspective, there are a couple areas you need to look into:- Professional Liability (also called Errors & Ommissions or E&O)- General Liability.