I am trying to decide on which company to use for a checkbook controlled solo 401K. I have read most of the discussions and cannot find a clear winner. I already have an Equity Trust account with an old Roth IRA but t...
I live in IL but looking to invest primarily in MO and other states in the future (IL property taxes KILL cash flow). I'd like to start an LLC for my properties. Does it matter if the LLC is registered in one state ov...
Long and short. I live in Florida. I am buying an STR in Tennessee. My CPA strongly suggested that I set up my LLC in the Tennessee for tax purposes. It has proven to be more difficult to set up than expected mainly ...
Has anyone used or evaluated the use of Wyoming Land Trusts and/or in combination with Wyoming Statutory Trusts for anonymity and/or asset protection, for Non-Wyoming state real estate? I have several properties in CA...
Hey guys,I am new to investing but was wondering when it would be recommended to start looking for a CPA?Also, what should I look for in a CPA? Is it required that they are "investor-friendly"? My uncle is a CPA, but ...
I am a Independent Investment Advisor Representative located in Waterloo, IA. I have a interest and passion for real estate. As a landlord and a Financial Advisor, I believe everyone should have some form of tangible ...
BP NATION! Hello, I am an investor with a good sized portfolio and $1MM+ in equity. Ive done a lot of research on asset protection and have discussed with popular options on here such as Sutton, Anderson Advisor and R...
Recently I formed a corporation with three others who are all Canadian in Canada and we made out first purchase. How do I go about understanding the tax implications that will come with doing business in Canada from t...
Once you get settled into your rental property, I assume it's important to document everything and stay super organize. What's your approach to recording monthly income, expenses, etc.? Is Microsoft Excel too simple? ...
Do you just print copies of the checks you made and keep them as your stubs, and save them come tax time and take them to H&R block, or how exactly do you do it?