Heather Trinh
Staying Put vs. Moving Later When First Starting Out
7 May 2019 | 2 replies
The strategies may differ.A few perks to SA are strong job and population growth and diversity of employers.
Bernie Indig
Got the funds but no time or the knowledge to find that deals
23 April 2019 | 10 replies
From there you want to get a sense for what the growth drivers & employment base for the town are.
Joseph Weisenbloom
Building with cinder blocks
29 April 2019 | 8 replies
All you have to do is just think what is the most common building material?
Jarrod Deshields
Buying a duplex for college rental.
24 April 2019 | 12 replies
Sam Sheuh mentioned the parents co-signing which was also very common.
Paul Tejeda
Hello BiggerPockets my name is paul
26 April 2019 | 6 replies
Hello bigger pockets I currently am self employed and a small business owner net income of 71k a year on paper,50k saved up and 700 credit score.
Steve Bullock
If I purchase two SFH at once, can I save on closing costs?
24 April 2019 | 1 reply
Is this a common thing?
Julia Rockwell
[Calc] Help! Under contract keep/walk away from 11k? 1st Property
2 May 2019 | 14 replies
@Julia RockwellJust look at ALL of the negative factors that led you to this place:"felt some pressure since my apartment lease was expiring"Want to be near downtown and nothing on MLS near downtownCompetition with all-cash buyersCompetition with someone looking at it at the same timeNot given "much time to think about" it"I definitely felt a lot of pressure""swayed by the location""fear of losing"All of these things are common stressors which trigger a fight or flight response in your amygdala.
Matthew Shay
Cap Rate Historical Trends
26 April 2019 | 13 replies
There is a common misconception about what cap rates are and what their relevance is to a given asset.
Luis Barrios
Forming an LLC in Rhode Island, advice and best practices
24 April 2019 | 2 replies
However, I was also thinking of paying myself from some of the earnings as a 1099 employee simply so I would only have to pay self-employment tax on what I pay myself and not all the earnings, so filling taxes as an S-corp.
David Zheng
Basic Self Employed Tax Questions
2 May 2019 | 8 replies
Hey Guys, I'm about to go the self employed route and need a little help with how do setup my personal income taxso tell me if I'm going about this right....Heres just a simple example1. 5k rental income- 2k expenses - 1k (salary I pay myself) = 2k net profit - 3k (depreciation) = -1k loss for loss on rental2. 1k salary * 15.3% (med/SS tax) = 153 paid in personal taxes so far3. deduct health insurance/ 7.65% (half of med/SStax) from personal income 4. carry the 1k business loss to my 1k salaryEssentially not paying rental income taxes and also basically just paying 7.65% of taxes on the personal salary I pay myself.obviously just an example but just wondering if Im looking at this the right way?