@David Walton 5% CD’s on a 6 to 10 month term are pretty easy to find.

I use to do business via a C Corp, but because of the FAPI rules, the tax deductions have been lowered to 1.9x instead of 4x.

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Its an easy math problem for those counting on 100 to 200 a month CF.

It only matters as step 2, AFTER you already determined that it was a capital gains deal, as opposed to ordinary business profit.Step 1: Business or capital investment? 

Obviously not a family trip kinda room.Most of these things are under 100k, low barrier to entry, easy to pickup. 

I am bit afraid of possibly loopholes that can hurt my business

That even though I'm borrowing through an LLC...essentially business to business.

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