Hello,I currently have 1 property (Duplex) I live in 1 apartment and rent the 2nd one for over 5 years now. I'm trying to purchase another property (Single Family) to rent out. I have 30% to put as a down payment, but...
My question is primarily directed to buy and hold investors who purchase each new property with its own entity (I imagine most will be LLC’s).
Do you also open a dedicated bank account for each entity for the purpos...
I own a property in Miami Beach that I rent out short term and a property in Austin that I rent out long term both with mortgages. In addition to those, I manage my Mother in Laws long term rental in San Antonio whic...
I work with a few independent contractors on rehab projects. These ICs are either sole proprietors or work in their sole member LLC. I started reading into 1099-NEC and from posts on BP and elsewhere it sounds like I ...
We operate properties all over the state of Virginia, and out in King George County they use the property owner as the fallback to unpaid utility bills for whoever is living on the property. It's the only county we op...
I have a property that is in pre forclosure status. I have the opportunity to pick it up "subject to". I have the option on my exit strategy to either hold it and rent it to pay the notes or do a "lease option" and at...
My wife and I currently bought our first SFH and kept our condo as a rental property. We require our tenants to have renters insurance and we have a homeowner's policy with an umbrella policy to ensure we are covered...
Hi, I have been browsing through pages and pages of the forums and not seen this specific type of scenario. Any input is appreciated.I have identified a great deal for a house that could serve as our “forever home” (i...
Hi - My cousin is closing on a family farm he inherited and is looking to do a 1031 with a multi-family. He'd like me to be involved to manage the finances of it for a bit of sweat equity and I'd also like to put in p...
So I have a choice to make. The two options are very different, but can both be quantified, so they may be comparable.
1. Pay off my car
I owe $7,085 on my car, and monthly payments are $236.
That would m...