Lot of people use a flat % but that doesn't really fit to real life.

However, in the S Corp I have to elect a "reasonable" salary and then I can take the rest of the profits as distributions as I see fit.

It fits my expectation and needs. but it is for self property and expense management.

In that scenario - how do some of you determine a strong fit to invest in?

And,.. they fit the model.Unfortunately, the lease expense is about 15% too high for the deal.

I have spent some time scanning through the Worcester, MA market, and think it may be a good fit for me.I have been analyzing deals, but seem to be stuck on this hypothetical situation.

I am concerned that if I do this now it would affect my DTI ratio enough that I wouldn't qualify for a home that fits my family's needs.

No BS Marketing is great, I don’t think it made my 25 list, but that doesn’t mean anything - So many good books and so many times where some are better fits than others.

If you feel they are a good candidate, you then proceed on structuring the documents together.For about 3-4 weeks, the attorney will work with you to customize their existing template to fit your needs.

You might be a fit, reach out if you'd like.