So I have a family member who is willing to finance my deals but we have run into a hurdle. The family member thinks that if he pulls say $150,000 out of his stock portfolio for a loan that he would be taxed 22% on th...
This discussion started today in a Facebook group for tax professionals. According to the thread, this risky practice is getting more and more common among some tax firms looking to cut costs.I realize that people hav...
I thought it would be fun to hear some of your guys' best deals and worst deals. I'm just starting out so I am trying to learn as much as possible. In my research I have learned that a borrowers biggest motivator to c...
I'm new to real estate investing and new to the United States and how taxes are filed here. My dad, a US citizen who lived all his life abroad, sent some cash from my home country to be invested in the US. Spouse and ...
hello all,Bought a MF in 2014 and now I am filling out the tax forms!On the HUD-1 settlement form, I received a credit on the purchase of the MF for the security deposits and the rent collected from the beginning of t...
I know there are some incredibly experienced and smart people on here, so I am hoping I can get some help with this question in which my contractor who does fix and flips also, STRONGLY disagrees with me. He has some...
Is it OK to setup a Corp/LLC to manage rental property that I own personally? I use this LLC to manage expenses and for tax purposes. I currently have an LLC S corp to manage various residential rental properties t...
Hi all,When buying a rental property, are the rents, security deposits, and taxes credited or debited to the buyer? I just bought two rental properties this month, and the close was handled differently:In one case, I ...
im new and learning the ropes. i see a lot of people rehabbing and prefer it. are they getting hit with capital gains taxes or is there a way to lesson the impact of them? in a 15% bracket do you just get use to ex: 2...
As soon as I started my Corporate job, I was told like many others to max out my 401k contributions to take advantage of my Employer match (100% first 3%, 50% next 2%). So I've been contributing 5% the last 5 years. B...