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Amie D. Applicant with potential future negative or potential negative history
31 January 2013 | 20 replies
I encourage all landlords to research their applicants in the court records in the location where the applicant lives, as well as on google and social media sites.
Mary Joe Is proof of funds and income requirement discriminatory?
29 January 2013 | 2 replies
You can't discriminate against the source of income with respect to government assisstance, social security, section 8, welfare or disability income, you can discriminate concerning the likelyhood of receiving income, say child support for a 20 year old student if income ceases in a few months at 21.
N/A N/A Need advice on partnering deal
26 February 2013 | 8 replies
And when you partner with someone in an LLC, there are lots of implications you don't even think of.
Tom V. LLC, rental property, taxes, argh! very confused....
15 March 2015 | 16 replies
(total cost of remodel 3k)Her income from her daily job (active income) is 37k annually.I have no income - disabled, and my social security hearing isn't until 2014.
Michael Galloway Equity Stripping, a simple effective way to Protect Assets?
2 February 2013 | 26 replies
geez bill..i hoped if i stayed away for a few months, you'd go find another website where you could hound people :) seriously though, i don't see the tax implications of an untapped line of credit..there simply is no interest to pay if you don't draw on the line...and i don't see how it's fraudelent or a sham either, if the money is truly available...now a 40k swap for a 40k swap between pals is one thing..but having a buddy set up a line of credit for you, and you setting one up for Tom, who had one set up for John, who sets one up for Ann, etc...
Ethan Giller Borrowing money then renting to the lender as a tenant - tax strategy
26 February 2013 | 4 replies
However, once you consider the tax implications...She pays tax on the $10,000 in interest.Total additional cost to her = ~$2,500 (25%)I show a rental expense of $14,700, minus depreciation on the property ($100K after subtracting land value = $3,636 per year for 27.5 years) = $18,300 loss = tax savings of ~$4,575 (25%).Total cost = $15,500 + $2,500 - $3,675 = $17,025Thus, total savings over scenario 1 = $2,075The question is... what am I missing?
Kelly N. Prorated rent collected at closing- tax question
28 February 2013 | 9 replies
Every other line on that closing statement has some implication for your taxes.
Jon Klaus Wealth Inequality in America
21 March 2013 | 27 replies
How messed up is a society where social welfare is deemed horrendous and a terrible thing, yet corporate welfare is seen as okay and a good thing we should strive for (tax breaks, subsidies, etc).
Jeremy Brandt Your BEST ROI in real estate marketing?
25 March 2013 | 2 replies
I think one of the best ways to track the success ROI can be by marketing channels such as social media, e-mail marketing, and advertising.
Conway Churaman Should I have any business investing in Real Estate?
11 March 2013 | 6 replies
It must allow for socialization.5.