I suggest reading "The millionaire Real Estate Investor" by Garry Keller, a real eye opener.Good luck with your path.

If he is on the 34% bracket, and you are on the 10% there is an aggregate as you climb, if your final bracket is 28%, and you are ok with sharing the 6% (say you only have the 50k income for the whole year and nothing else), then you maximize it at say 75k - and be still at 28%, then he could save 6% on the 25k.Figures above are examples and does not constitute the right tax rates on the brackets.What you are trying to do, is in your eyes the right way, even if you hire professionals, the eyes of the irs are sometimes different.

So the timber industry is left alone.. just fly over the state in the winter when there is snow on the ground you will see massive clear cuts as far as the eye can see.In CA you can't do that they protect the environment far more than Oregon.. even though Oregon thinks they do they really don't  LOL..

I suggest reading "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" by Gary Keller, a real eye opener.

We will be prepping our cabin in the coming weeks to get it ready to go on the market and in the mean time, I am keeping a very close eye on the townhouse market in my desired purchasing area of Woodbury, Mn.

I think I will keep my eyes open a little more while working in the Atlanta area.John Dykeswww.southernstatesrefinishing.com

As I'm awaiting possibly my first wholesale deal to happen I'm keeping my eyes peeled for some potential flips.

This has opened my eyes to the possibilities that Real Estate offers.

These are the things you don't want to guess at because sometimes the results will be eye opening & contrary to what you think makes sense.Sometimes the most valuable letter is the mail that is "returned to sender".

Have my eye on my next deal and (since I'm not an agent) there's not a ton for me to do in the sales process of the current property.