Ruth Prado
LLC reporting taxes on flipped home/rehab sales
11 September 2012 | 2 replies
Do you record sale using 1065 form 4797 capital gains/ losses, show prop as investment asset?
Mark Forest
Other deductions
3 March 2013 | 7 replies
That, among the charges directly attributable to the property (appraisals, points, interest, etc, etc) created a big loss for that first year.
Marcin G.
interviewing....
27 February 2014 | 1 reply
It will protect against claims/loss made due to your contractors (or you) making a mistake or being negligent resulting in someone else's property damage or bodily injury to someone else.
Jacob Forbis
What would you do? Please help!
7 May 2014 | 15 replies
One costed me over 40k in losses.
Mohit Madaan
would you partner with some one who is cheating on his wife?
15 December 2014 | 118 replies
Get a real estate attorney to write up a contract/partnership agreement between the two of you protecting you from any possible losses so you can sleep easy at night.
Danny Diaz
REITs
23 February 2015 | 8 replies
Point is the past gain or loss means nothing its the fundamentals of the market they are in that matters.All in in all I think if someone really does not want to learn about any details one has to learn that takes time (how much to put in for R&M in a property, how to buy a property correctly, how to fund ppl you can trust in your RE network, etc.), wants income and is really comfortable analyzing the market trends to pick a REIT (office market, storage market, commercial residential market, etc.) than a REIT can be a good investment.
Erica Sherwood
Dementia and real estate.
26 January 2015 | 12 replies
Dementia is a term loosely used that is tossed around a lot - memory loss with the natural aging process vs.
Didi Siani
Wanted - Insurance for "flip" properties
24 February 2015 | 2 replies
At that volume, you can afford to take a complete loss here and there, can't you?
Paul Padilla
Code Violations Need Help!!
11 May 2015 | 11 replies
obviously we avoid code violations in investment properties, but Paul's approach seems to be to actually purchase code violation records AS LEADS to owners more likely to sell at some loss!
Account Closed
Ethics (not morals) and Loopholes. Which ones have you used and why?
19 April 2015 | 19 replies
Everyone needs to understand that there are enough laws out there to nail anyone if the powers to be want you nailed, there really isn't some unique law or regulation that will be avoided the same way for multiple operators, your case will always be different.Walking a thin line is a risk assessment, the parties involved, the intent of the parties, their financial position, and experience, what is customary in your area, political views and opinions of your local courts, the degree of a violation, the public harm at risk, if any losses were suffered and other implications of you following some loophole.