Do you use knobs or bars/handles for cabinet doors and drawers?

Kristin Clarkman s corps are usually used by flippers who want to reduce their self employment taxes in the real estate realm.

if you insurance business is being reported on Schedule C (not in a S-Corp or LLC) this will not however reduce the self-employment taxes you have to pay on the insurance income.A Cost seg is really a play on the time value of money, depending on your goals with the property it may or may not make sense. 

In regards to wholesaling, I feel like the lack of understanding when it comes to the contract process as well as the way the payment transaction is handle is holding me back from initiating deals.

With NNN, the lessee handles everything, taxes, utilities, repair maintenance.

I suspect this would be a problem - how have others handled it?

Or is there a way to reduce that huge hit.I thought an LLC might help avoid the self employment tax.

I’d think repairs would be a small expense to prepare for, I’d hope, barring the water heater going down, since the HOA handles exterior maintenance and the interior is well-kept. 

The insurance company had asked me to send them the contractor's quote and pictures after project completion in order to claim the recoverable depreciation amount.I would need advice on what would be the best practice to handle the left over claim amount.  

Lastly, you could rent and store cash reserves for a larger down payment, and this will reduce your DTI ratio.