Real estate is basically a 3 legged table: time to work, money to invest and knowledge to contribute.

This area and market is seeing quite a push, because of low inventory and majority of the buyers going above the list by $15K-$35K, along with waiving inspection and appraisals.So wanted to ask a few questions in terms of scoring a deal:1-Going in with list price and waiving inspection, as long as list price is meaningful and comparative to other comps? 

The K-1 generated from the partnership will report the income, contribution, distribution, and all tax-related matters. 

That was great news, but there’s still plenty of economic damage the pandemic can cause between now and when a vaccine is distributed to a meaningful proportion of our population.

My company offers a 401k matching program of 25% of my contribution up to a maximum of 10% of my salary. 

Let me know what I can do to contribute to your success in 2020 and 2021.

Let me get y'all's opinion.Asking Price: $265kOur Offer (repairs needed): $230kTheir counter: $265kOur Next Offer: $245kThey declinedOur Final offer (matched a previous buyer who backed out): $257.5kSuper stubborn folks who don't want to contribute to or fix any needed repairs.

And the general rule, assuming you already maximize your retirement contributions, is that you're stuck with taxes on your W2 income.

Now, perhaps I misunderstood and he meant you could put it back in the way of a contribution which has that annual maximum, but he works for Edward Jones and hasn't steered me wrong thus far.

I don't want to never work, I just want the option to be able to not work, and focus on more meaningful and passion projects of mine.