However, after reading about capital gains tax and depreciation recapture, I'm unsure how to account for these future expenses in my plan.  

Despite all of this, she will still be the sole employee of her S-Corp and we are finding out that even though she is exempt from CA withholding and CA taxes, unemployment insurance, and disability insurance, that she still has to create an account with CA and file quarterly and annual tax forms.  

@Andrew Syrios @Ozzy Sirimsi @Dave Visaya Account Closed Thank you all for your encouragement and words of wisdom.

If company has assets (ie real estate or accounts receivable, etc), sure, if a company is shell, then not true.

"My Cut" was my check which accounts for paying off the mortgage, realtor commissions, and closing costs, but not taxes. 

Forgot to account for closing costs.

Trulia, Zillow, Realtor.com, etc. all have algorithms computing *different* values that can't possible take into account interior fit and finish. 

They love the idea of a paintball field in the location and said that some sort of owner financing taking into account a percentage of business profits seemed logical.

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Rudy Manna congrats!

Typically I add it to the tenant's account, and it is due immediately.