I am a Canadian citizen looking to purchase a rental property in Arizona. I have a couple of lenders that are going to look at it and I do not need a seasoned LLC. I have the following questions I would love some advi...
I'm interested in whether any of you think that your country would be better off if it used a Land Value Tax (LVT) to replace income taxes? The basic idea is the income tax is really terrible because it punishes peopl...
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I searched in BP and found lots of posts talking about how to get new mortgages after you hit 10+ financed properties. However my question is a little different - After hitting 10th conventional financed prope...
Hi All,My CPA is advising that I have my LLC be taxed as an SCorp because I'm an active participant in my fix and flips. To clarify, I have a multiple member LLC (me and my husband). In that LLC, I make some private...
I have a job where I make good income, I'm in the highest bracket with my regular wages. I'm about to start buying some rental properties and am not excited about the prospect of all of my business earnings being taxe...
I've been reading quite a bit about corporation vs personal ownership in canada, and i think corporation makes a lot of sense, especially because i plan on expanding eventually to 100+ doors. the corporation just seem...
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What are all my flippers out there using as their entity for flips? S-Corp or an LLC?
Can you list the pro and cons of each for this specific application (flipping)?
I have heard S-Corp you can potentially ...
I own a property in NC and I have a S Corp set up in Nevada. I'd like to acquire the property in under my S-corp to provide me the protection of the corporate vail. Also take advantages of some more tax write offs...
HI Bigger pockets I'm a newbie here and just starting out. I'm currently try to form an LLC and am going through process now and should I elect to be taxed as an LLC or Corporation? All we will really be doing is the ...
I understand as a shareholder of an S-Corp you are supposed to pay yourself a reasonable salary for work performed on behalf of the business. You cannot pay distributions until you first pay yourself a salary.
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