Those two factors alone will pay off down the road.

Also I hear how people can hire their kids and pay them to do tasks without going the W2 route if you pay them less than 13,500k per year.Is this true and how to do people usually pay them straight from the corp to their bank account?

As most investors know, you will be giving up appreciation, debt pay down, and tax benefits by paying all cash.

You would probably have to bring money to the table to get the balance down.If your going to do that you should consider paying the loan down now and asking your lender to recast or reamortize your loan Don’t forget about the tax benefits.

I am just someone who would be willing to pay an extra $100 a year to not worry about a specific issue if offered.I will work to find out more. 

I pay water on a few of my properties and you can charge some of it back, but I would assume that this is something that you will not be able to recover in your underwriting. 

You get what you pay for here 

There is reg cf and reg a which are two very different types of entities and goals since you can only raise $5M and the other $75What concerns me when I look at reg cf stuff is after all the fees they pay, where is the meat on the bone for investors?

You can either pay salary or give them a percent comission of the sales that result from their work. 

Like we never paid it mate.It's "Invisible" hehe@Dominique Osborn can elaborate in more detail.It's a bloody joke.No issues paying our fair share in taxes but come on... lol