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Michael Davido You find a deal ... then what?
2 October 2020 | 7 replies
I'm also working through the courses for myself as well so that I can eventually have access to the MLS and use the "agent" as a complement to my investing. 
Adam Goyette Looking For my First Brrrr!
14 October 2020 | 2 replies
Long term, yes it's more advantageous to have it in a corporation to save on tax, however, there are disadvantages as well including higher costs (accounting costs, lawyer fees, ease of finance, mortgage rates) and, it may not as "liquid".
Jonathan Rivette What is your ideal Buy & Hold deal in Austin, Texas?
24 January 2021 | 19 replies
.- Go exotic – STR/AirBnb, corporate short term, student housing, specialty housing, house hacking, etc… Anyone else who tells you they cashflow with recent deals (acquired in the last 24 months), it is because:- They found the house and acquired it at extremely advantageous price (~50% ARV)- They have a huge amount in equity in the house (likely through DP), and their CoC ROI is under 2%.- They mean something else as cashflow or simply don’t know how to properly calculate cashflow (many consider rent minus mortgage only)- They acquired the rental several years back, not recent- They boast (I’m trying to be diplomatic here).
Bob Evans Hiring an employee (son) with S Corporation
4 October 2020 | 3 replies
Hello,I have a question and was hoping someone who is knowledgeable about running businesses (especially S Corporations) might be able to give some advice.
Kyle Brodwater Montrose neighborhood of Houston
29 October 2021 | 6 replies
I'd be surprised if more than 5% of the property ownership isn't owned by an LLC, Corporation, or other investment company. 
Joseph Odusina To llc or not to llc
11 November 2020 | 7 replies
No co-mingling funds, because it doesn't take much for a good attorney in a lawsuit to pierce the corporate veil because paying for things personally and then getting reimbursed by the LLC, and vice versa, is putting pin holes in your claim that you are not the same as the business.
Tony P. Creative financing help for self employed
5 October 2020 | 6 replies
If you own more than 25% of the corporation, you have to provide full tax returns for yourself and the business and you still won't qualify. 
Bob Evans Hiring an employee (son) under S Corporation
4 October 2020 | 0 replies
Hello,I have a question and was hoping someone who is knowledgeable about running businesses (especially S Corporations) might be able to give some advice.
Nick Hodges Legal structures for first investment
5 October 2020 | 2 replies
I think I have two basic options: 1) I could buy a property in my own name based on my personal credit and income; or 2) I could create a corporate entity to buy a property.
Bob Evans Hiring under an S Corporation
4 October 2020 | 1 reply
I have a question and was hoping someone who is knowledgeable about running businesses (especially S Corporations) might be able to give some advice.