The amount of distributions treated as a qualified higher education expense with respect to the qualified education loans of any individual can't exceed $10,000, reduced by the amount of distributions so treated for all prior tax years.

At best they prevent an infected person from spewing the virus out when they cough/sneeze etc..... but the virus can penetrate the mask the other way pretty easy....

Rough %s I have in my mind are 3% on capital they bring + 1% GP equity but not sure on timeframe for payouts and clauses to prevent liquidity issues during downturn given our 2/20 model. 

It is getting too wrapped up in reducing tax while not considering your business goals and maximizing cash flow.I would look for a different CPA - 24 years of experience is great, but only a handful of investors in her client load likely means she won't be as familiar with many considerations of even a small property investor.

If the animal is a nuisance, the landlord may remove the animal through legal means.While you cannot charge a “pet” fee because a ESA is not considered a pet, you can charge for damages caused by the ESA.Further, the ESA certificate must be from a licensed MENTAL HEALTH doctor or facility that includes the patient’s diagnosis (Which is weird to me since one cannot inquire about the health condition of a person who requires an actual service animal, and HIPAA regs prevent such disclosures.) 

Hi Andrew,Any equity they pull out of the property in a loan or HELOC will have to be repaid and will therefore reduce their cash flow amount. 

The house does need work on the inside, but nothing that should prevent it from selling.  

Any costs that I can reduce?

As I grow my portfolio, I want to reduce risk, taxation and free up my personal cash vested.

Any costs that I can reduce?