This is similar to another post about advancing property taxes for NPNs with a few differences.We will make advances for escrow accounts for owner occupied loans, in which the borrower may file Ch 13 Bankruptcy. Keepi...
I've purchased an investment property with a partner. We are on the deed as tenants in common and will split income, expenses and tax benefits 50/50. When we tried to setup a bank account with the property management...
I have a few properties that are rentals. I just paid an accountant to do some back years tax inome filing and this year. All the finacials were given to him on spread sheets. My question is about $1300 per year f...
I am hoping to do my own taxes this year but got a little stuck as I was finalizing my books. I purchased a SFH in Oct. 2021 with owner financing that is still under renovation. I understand that any renovation expens...
Hi,
I recently started my real estate investing journey. I am currently house hacking a duplex in Grande Prairie, Alberta which I bought this past July.
Should I hire an accountant to do my taxes for this year or s...
It is pretty amazing to me how much money can be stuffed away in tax-advantaged accounts if you structure things properly and avoid controlled group issues. What is becoming increasingly clear to me is that the contr...
I received a CP2000 notice from IRS and send to my accountant who prepared taxes. The inquiry was resolved with a simple letter to IRS explaining where income (rents) were accountant for in LLC return. The issue was...
Being a sole member LLC, what is the best way to pay yourself and not be in legal or tax trouble? All of my properties I buy are under my LLC.
Which would be the more cost effective account in order to withdraw the most amount of money and be taxed the least for real estate withdrawals? Would it be a Roth IRA or individual brokerage account?
HelloI just thought of a possible way to shift funds out of my 403b retirement fund and wondering if it's valid.I work for a university and have a 403b. Recently reached the age of 59 1/2 so I can take funds out witho...