Interest earnings on a loan are not subject to UBIT.If you were to foreclose and therefore take ownership of said stock, then income to the corporation could potentially be subject to UBIT, depending on whether this is a pass-through entity (UBIT) or a C-Corporation (no UBIT).

However, I will say that SoCal is one of the most profitable real estate markets in the nation for long term total return (cash flow + appreciation) ... you'd be hard pressed to find a more profitable one ... perhaps San Francisco or Honolulu?

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Our corporate setup is somewhat different than most REI LP or LLC and is more like a Tech Start-up which is heavily scaled to dividends, stock options and long-term recurring revenue.

The city has put a lot of money in to revitalize the downtown and a lot of corporate offices have moved their headquarters downtown.  

Very close to Bar harbor and Acadia National Park.

We already have a corporation set up, can we take a HELOC out on our current home funnel it through our corporation and have our corporation act as our HML.  

By the time you add in some utilities and repairs, you probably won't cash flow much if at all.But then again, you said this is a long-term investment, and it is true that Sacramento will be the #4 hottest metro market in the nation this year, with a projected appreciation of 7.2%!

I am a commercial real estate broker looking to get into national single tenant net leased investment sales.

I am beginning a direct mail campaign and will target absentee owners both in state and out of state (non corporate or trust owned).