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David Mazza Portfolio Strategy Tax Question
4 September 2018 | 11 replies

Hey all, I have a very high level tax strategy question / hypothetical as a sole proprietor LLC.

Let’s say I own a place worth $100k. After expenses, I net $15k in cash flow at the end of the year.

I then take tha...

Stuart Van Ess Investing as a group
2 June 2021 | 6 replies

I am fairly new to large scale investing in relation to multi-family apartment complexes. I have done my DD on a potential new-build investment and have a few individuals I am partnering with to raise some capital for...

Scott Schultz Avoiding the "Broker Dealer" taxation
31 January 2016 | 16 replies

I am a Broker in WI turned full time investor, I use to just flip, but am now adding rentals, 4 in the last 9 mo. If I was not a broker my rental income would truly passive and not subject to self employment tax, but ...

N/A N/A IRS "Dealer" and Self-Employment Tax
20 November 2006 | 0 replies

I've been warned that doing too many buy/sell transactions may cause the IRS to designate me as a "real estate dealer," and force me to pay self-employment tax of 15.3% of the first $72,600 of income. I'm wondering:

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Barbara C. Taxing and wholesaling business
5 October 2009 | 2 replies

After reading lots on this forum, I realize that I do not need to create an LLC but an S-Corp for purpose of (personal liability protection only) . Since the taxing will pass through to my personal income thus the sa...

Denise New How to take real estate income and not show it as earned income
18 May 2017 | 5 replies

I am considering taking my social security income early.  I found there is an exception to the earnings amount limits I can make after taking social security when I receive income from rental rooms or apartments for s...

Jim Groves Question for Crowdfunding Investors
16 April 2016 | 5 replies

There are a number of different strategies available, but two categories of portals:"Fund Model" or Marketplace (e.g. RealCrowd, Crowdstreet): These portals list an investment opportunity on behalf of a sponsor, but o...

Michael Vernice New Southern California Investor
6 January 2018 | 10 replies

I am a new investor and I am wondering what everyone thinks about starting out rehabbing mobile's and manufactured homes to start getting my feet wet. I am in southern California. Thank you all in advance.

Anna R. Taxes on Flipped properties. Do I pay higher taxes?
21 November 2023 | 14 replies

If I am currently full time employed in Illinois and fit into the 28% Tax Bracket, what taxes do I pay for my flipped property? Am I still paying 15% of capital gains or do I pay 28% on capital gains due to my current...

Troy Williams S Corp or Partnership LLC
8 August 2018 | 8 replies

My partner/rock in roll sista @Colette Chase and I bought two properties this year and wondering how to best setup our company structure for best liability protection, tax benefits, etc.  We just registered an LLC in ...