@Steven HersheyI wouldn’t accept the 7% return from your 401k, you need to learn what funds are available and re distribute your balance among those funds to get a better return.

I would avoid too much back and forth with personal and business. may be just do a standard distribution to your self once a month or quarter as your profit to pay taxes on.

I was curious as to Brandon’s technique on making multiple offers.

Or they change sectors to something more recession resistant like student housing, self storage, or distribution facilities. 

Im all for them in a studioesque apt, but when you start having a lot of separate doors, it gets hard to distribute the heat.

@Dave PrickenFrom a tax perspective - you will pay taxes in NY and get a credit when you file your NJ return.From a legality perspective - you likely want to distribute the money from the NY LLC to the member of the LLC.

Proper painting techniques will take care of it.

However, if he is only taking an owner distribution and his work on his rentals still qualifies as passive income for his taxes then I don't believe that his rental income will affect his social security benefits. 

In our flip company with take both a salary and distributions when when get excess cash. 

@Derek Gilbert Im a new guy to the market, (about as green as one can be) but I would love to learn your techniques, and tips and tricks for doing this successfully.