The $60k ($30k +$30k) to my wife and I, plus the $90k to all my children come out to a grand total of $150k untaxed or need to report in 2019.6.

@Scott TrenchI have spent a lot of time thinking about LA/SF and I have come to the conclusion that since there is such opposition to increased building density within the area, the result is that we will see larger numbers of people sharing a single dwelling, larger percentages of the population renting, people spending the grand majority of their income on that rent, and eventually we will see a large exodus of lower income people from the areas as a whole as it will be too expensive to live.

Hi Scott, check out this article...says alot for the Myrtle Beach area:https://www.facebook.com/grandstrandrealtor/posts/...I live in Surfside Beach and my office is in Myrtle Beach, so if you have any questions about the Grand Strand please let me know!

Bro a grand on a nice video?

In many larger Michigan cities (Grand Rapids, Kentwood, and Wyoming included), there are fair housing laws that make it unlawful to refuse to rent to a prospective tenant based upon “lawful sources of income.”

That's not a bad area you mentioned, very stable, but not growing either.I think you meant on Kansas Ave. not Expressway, but I did a deal at 650K on Kansas Ave just south of Grand, center of town, okay, it was a farm that had been there since the Civil War.....whatever, LOL :)   

YouAny linear family member (Spouse, parents, grand parents, children and their spouses)Any business or entity you own 50% or more ofThat is a very quick brief overview of some prohibited transactions.

What area of Michigan are you looking at (assuming Grand Rapids due to the tag)?

I am selling a group of five cheap rental houses this week for a client and we'll end up getting about 90 grand for the entire lot of them.

It's not a grand conspiracy, but it's just a natural thing.