Benjamin J Haithcoat
How to deal with taxes from income procured from wholesaling
Hello,I am a new-comer to investing. I plan on wholesaling at first to build up my capital while at the same time growing my network and learning all I can about the business. While my plan isn't to remain a wholesale...
John Schnyderite
Large Downpayment make sense
This is going to be a long one, so prepare yourself =)
My fiancee and I have been house hunting for a personal residence for a few months now. I own a home since '09 that is underwater (stand to lose 18K or...
Chris Fore
Double Taxation on ROTH IRA contributions for down payment
I have a solid ROTH IRA and I was interested in using some of the contributions as the down payment on a property. That money has already been taxed (as per the definition of a ROTH IRA). However, once that money ge...
Rob K.
Do you sell your rental when the value jumps?
Just curious what some of you other buy and hold types do when home values jump, but rents don't. I have some houses that I purchased for very little and they cash flowed very well. Now the values have gone way up ...
Chris Cabanilla
Tax question for Joint Venture Rehab for SFR
I’m in a situation where my in-laws and I have agreed to split profits upon the sale of their house in Orange County, California. I would put in the rehab money to renovate their house. And upon the sale of the house...
Michael Familia
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Rich Weese
If you DON'T get all warm and fuzzy when you pay income taxes---
I've tried to post this as a reply etc and it doesn't show up, so I'm trying it from new perspective!! I think it is worthwhile.
I promised my wife I'd work with her and be available to help with the income taxes ...
Nick Gray
Thoughts on Corporate 401k Contributions?
I joined the full-time workforce in January and I have begun to contribute to my company's Roth 401k, in large part because I am enticed by the concept of tax-free earnings and a corporate match (a standard 60% of the...
Account Closed
No tax on $1,000,000 capital gains??
Hello Everyone,I read that if you've lived in your home for the past 2/5 years and you are in the 0% income tax bracket, then all capital gains are tax free.For example, if I retired in 2015 and receive no taxable inc...
Krystle Colenburg
Investing vs tax time
Hello all, I was hoping for some feedback... My husband and I got into investing last year, we currently have 2 properties that generate a cash flow. I was wondering are there any classes that teach about rental in...