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Brandon Turner Tenant working off rent - tax consequences?
15 October 2010 | 2 replies
(He is a close friend - I do not recommend letting tenants work for you).If he works in exchange for rent, does anyone know if he is classified as an "employee" and thus subject to FICA tax withholding, workers comp, or industrial insurance (L&I in Washington State)?
Lafi S. Getting money to the homeowners after SS
20 September 2010 | 35 replies
There are many homeowners that are happy to have a short sale completed that aren't going to ask for money in exchange.
K. Jordan Hi, KJ from DC! So excited to join!
17 September 2010 | 9 replies
I look forward to networking with all of you and exchanging profitable properties as well.
Robert Littke Capital Gains and Expenses
31 October 2010 | 5 replies
Your CPA can helps with this.Capex has to be depreciated, but you can do chattel appraisals and such to depreciate things like appliances quicker than the real property.You can also defer recapture taxation by doing a 1031 exchange instead of selling.
Tony Nguyen Series 7 License Needed To Solicit Investors?
7 November 2010 | 10 replies
It's required if you are getting paid to give advice about securities or are selling securities covered by the SEC ( securities and exchange commission) As long as none of your business involves selling or advising people about stocks, bonds, and other 'securities' , then you should be OK .
Mark Updegraff A warm thanks to Steve Babiak for helping me navigate PA Sheriff Sales
25 January 2011 | 7 replies
I missed that too by not seeing this post earlier.To BryanA and Charles: The appreciation that others offer in exchange for help does go a long way to making it feel worthwhile to continue offering to help.
Dale Osborn What are your Investing Goals for 2011?
27 November 2010 | 19 replies
Perhaps sell a property and roll the proceeds into a 1031 exchange for another property.
Bryan Hancock Using Futures Contracts To Hedge ARMs
18 February 2020 | 48 replies
My guess is that anything traded on an exchange will suffer from the expectation issue Eric cited.
Ingrid Nagy I'm not accepting cash anymore
12 August 2009 | 26 replies
jon is correct, MOs can be easily forged as well. i would get a pen. they work well. the bank that took the bills is required to send them to the secret service. to be honest, it would be VERY, VERY difficult to prosecute. there is really not a way to prove (legally) who gave you the bills.even mike seperating the bills would not protect him. billions of $$$ of currency exchange hands, there is no way to prove that those are the bills they gave u. as is with a check, the person that deposits can be held responsible. even if being held 'responsible' means justnot getting credit for the funds. if u really want to be safe, get a mobile blacklight currency detector.
Michael Rossi Investing for Appreciation - Where's the Exit?
12 February 2011 | 13 replies
When I can get a retail valuation and 1031 exchange into something better.