I forward this video to 6 of my close friends. The first and best video I’ve seen with someone breaking it down in detail like this. I am so glad you elaborated on the use of the Ccorp vs the Scorp for this situation.
Any harm (tax-wise) by having the Blue Box select to be treated as a S Corp. In particular, will I lose out on accelerated or bonus depreciation? The Red Boxes are still plain Jane LLCs.
New SC law in regards in Wholesaling. Make a video please. I think it's a bad thing. Can't market a home with out being on the title. I see everything becoming just that. I Can't be an affiliate marketer because I don't own it. I can't run ads to a product I don't own in SC unless I have a marketing license. Is that where we are going? Do I need to start a Marketer's Association similar to NAR?
Clint. Great video with all the scenarios. Love that you’re talking more about tax planning. We currently have a separate PM for one reason really. Solo 401K. It’s a beautiful thing.
Clint, What's the best way to contact you? I've reached out via Linkedin and via email and would just like to know if I'll indeed receive a response? Thanks..
For the disregarded management company, could you instead distribute $ out to each property holding LLC's rather than going through the main one? What is the reasoning behind doing it the other way?
What is maximum % you can pay management company under IRS rules? Every advisors tell different opinion, if I create C Corp Election Management Company for my properties, can I charge 15% C Corp Management to my invested LLC properties when I am collecting $40k per month?
Clint , love your info and videos , i did not see any video about how to fill out the EIN application for the LLC to own real estate . can you do a detail video for that ? looks like the IRS EIN under real estate has updated a lot . thank you
If you are doing more than 200k in revenue per year then go S corp. If less go LLC. That's what I found from my casual youtube research for my electrical business. It's pretty complicated though if you have other sources of income so it's worth a sit down with a professional.
Great video Clint, thank you Wondering if (in addition to the objectives you discussed in the video) there's a way to use the management company to obtain working capital for renovating properties? Or would doing so conflict with the other goals?
Thanks Clint, great video and perfect timing. I am in the process of setting up entities for my first property right now and was wondering if I should set up an entity for PM. I'll be contacting Anderson for a strategy session soon.
Can you convert a disregarded PM LLC to a C-Corp PM LLC once it makes sense, or is it better to kill the Disregarded PM LLC and replace it with a C-Corp PM LLC years later?
What if you are in a lower tax bracket but you make around 47k a year in rental income after expenses? What type of entity should I create to minimize my taxes because my properties generate a lot of income but they are low cost properties so the write offs on them are lower.
@danielnolte3579 I am teaching an event this Saturday. If you would like to learn more you can register for one of our upcoming Livestream 1-day Tax and Asset Protection Classes for Real Estate Investors. Here is the link: aba.link/TH-camAP.
can you do a video about pitfalls of setting up entities and then not filing taxes correctly. because your videos make it seem like its a walk in the park, but in reality it can have devastating consequences.
@ClintCoons in the beginning of the disregarded entity chapter, you mentioned having the property management entity pay the leftover amount from income to the holding company LLC. However, doesn't that create a paper trail in your property management bank account that links and exposes all of the properties managed under that holding company LLC? Is that something to be concerned about?
Great video, but what if im only setting up a property management entity without owning property? Only management. Wouldn't S - corp make more sense then?
Depends. I like to look at what you're doing outside of the property management business to determine whether or not you want the income from this entity showing up on your 1040. For example, if you're looking to qualify for loans to buy property, you may not want an S-Corp kicking income down to you because this would be discoverable by an underwriter, and depending on your business activity, it could either hurt or help your ability to qualify for a loan.
@ClintCoons That makes sense. The perk of S- corp not having corporate taxes of like 21%, i think, on top of income tax, just sounds so beneficial. C- corp has always been a bit of a turn-off to me in that aspect for most cases. But your lessons were enlightening. 👌🏾
I appreciate this, but it's not necessary. If you send me your contact information, I would like to send you my latest book, Next-Level Asset Protection for Real Estate Investors. My email is andersonadvisors.com.
How about a Holding Company solely for owning, within a Trust and a main c corporation underneath the Holding with every other company with 80% ownership underneath as subsidiaries including an LLC for all my IP, and a s series llc for all rental properties? I'm going for the utmost asset protection and to get a valuation.
If someone who owns several rental homes wanted to create an entity with which to build business credit that for acquiring and renovating additional properties, what is the best structure in which to do so from a tax and asset protection standpoint?
Great question, to assist you further, I highly recommend you request a free 45-minute consultation to discuss this with my team so we can provide with you an answer that is unique to your situation. Visit aba.link/5yf
This guy is good 👍 🙌🏾❤️🔥🙏sorry Tobi 💔you have serious competition that has showed me two new hacks you never taught me in all your S-corp and C-corp videos 💔😥
@@ClintCoons Yeah I guess it'll stay private until the inevitable data breach/leak/hack. This requirement should have never passed. Their reason is to catch the bad guys, but the bad guys will always find ways to circumvent and avoid their procedures. Nothing will stop these criminals from putting random American identities tied to their criminal activity LLC's, ect. Interesting times we live in now.
@@ClintCoons Hey Clint, in your example, if your PM co. LLC - C-Corp is to be set up in the state where the property is located, would you recommend setting the entity up where the member of it is a WY LLC holding co.--different than the WY LLC holding co. that's the member of the real estate LLC's? Or is there no real benefit to having the PM co. LLC being owned by a holding co? Lastly, you keep referring to you being in Washington and the properties and 3rd party PM co. being in Missouri. Would your strategy change if you resided in the same state as your rental properties and 3rd party PM co?
Hey, are you interested in diving deeper into this topic or chatting with an expert? Feel free to schedule a call here: aba.link/5yf
Best video I've ever seen on rental properties protection, outstanding!!!!
Glad you liked it!
I always find your videos very informative .. please keep them coming as you are doing everyone a favour by educating us .. thanks
Thank you, I will
I forward this video to 6 of my close friends. The first and best video I’ve seen with someone breaking it down in detail like this. I am so glad you elaborated on the use of the Ccorp vs the Scorp for this situation.
Glad it was helpful and thanks for sharing the video
Clint love the video. I am a platnium member. You guys are great. Quick quesiton for you - Wouldn't fringe benefits be taxable?
Yes and no. It depends on the type of benefit. Medical, life, accountable plan etc. are not. Cash bonuses, gifts etc are.
As a Platinun member are you not able to call and get an answer to this question?
@@kimberlindyI am sure I could have, but I was watching this video at midnight!
Thank you Clint. Please advise how to set up the WY Holding LLC for tax purposes? SM or MM partnership with my wife.
MM taxed as a partnership is my preference.
Any harm (tax-wise) by having the Blue Box select to be treated as a S Corp. In particular, will I lose out on accelerated or bonus depreciation? The Red Boxes are still plain Jane LLCs.
Yes. Check out one of my videos: th-cam.com/video/RkpqcRsmttA/w-d-xo.html
New SC law in regards in Wholesaling. Make a video please. I think it's a bad thing. Can't market a home with out being on the title.
I see everything becoming just that. I Can't be an affiliate marketer because I don't own it. I can't run ads to a product I don't own in SC unless I have a marketing license.
Is that where we are going? Do I need to start a Marketer's Association similar to NAR?
Clint. Great video with all the scenarios.
Love that you’re talking more about tax planning. We currently have a separate PM for one reason really.
Solo 401K. It’s a beautiful thing.
5:56 go ahead and say it. Democrats.
Clint, What's the best way to contact you? I've reached out via Linkedin and via email and would just like to know if I'll indeed receive a response? Thanks..
If you would like a FREE 30-minute consultation, you can request one here
- aba.link/clintss
Another great video Clint! Can you share a sample agreement between the PM entity and the holding company?
Great video Clint! I have to say, you are the first person I see recommended C-Corp for some PM companies.
Thanks for all the information!
You bet!
For the disregarded management company, could you instead distribute $ out to each property holding LLC's rather than going through the main one? What is the reasoning behind doing it the other way?
It is a matter of preference
What is maximum % you can pay management company under IRS rules? Every advisors tell different opinion, if I create C Corp Election Management Company for my properties, can I charge 15% C Corp Management to my invested LLC properties when I am collecting $40k per month?
Absolutely because you are doing far more to manage your real estate than the typical PM.
You're awesome! Thank you for sharing your smarts and expertise, God bless you!
Clint , love your info and videos , i did not see any video about how to fill out the EIN application for the LLC to own real estate . can you do a detail video for that ? looks like the IRS EIN under real estate has updated a lot . thank you
I am an electrician, what would be the best way to go? LLC or S corp or C corp??
C-corp all the way.
We need to look at your situation and run a comparison. If you would like a FREE 30-minute consultation, you can request one here
- aba.link/clintss
If you are doing more than 200k in revenue per year then go S corp. If less go LLC. That's what I found from my casual youtube research for my electrical business. It's pretty complicated though if you have other sources of income so it's worth a sit down with a professional.
Great video Clint, thank you
Wondering if (in addition to the objectives you discussed in the video) there's a way to use the management company to obtain working capital for renovating properties? Or would doing so conflict with the other goals?
Not a conflict. Think of it as an advance.
Thanks Clint, great video and perfect timing. I am in the process of setting up entities for my first property right now and was wondering if I should set up an entity for PM. I'll be contacting Anderson for a strategy session soon.
Doug where did you catch the king in your photo?
Do you need any documentation around how you pay your PM LLC? for ex. you mentioned 20%+ 1month for every turn? Or can you just pay that out?
Yes, you should put together a management agreement between the LLC and the PM entity.
Can you convert a disregarded PM LLC to a C-Corp PM LLC once it makes sense, or is it better to kill the Disregarded PM LLC and replace it with a C-Corp PM LLC years later?
Depends. If in the same line of business then just change the tax election.
What if you are in a lower tax bracket but you make around 47k a year in rental income after expenses? What type of entity should I create to minimize my taxes because my properties generate a lot of income but they are low cost properties so the write offs on them are lower.
@danielnolte3579
I am teaching an event this Saturday. If you would like to learn more you can register for one of our upcoming Livestream 1-day Tax and Asset Protection Classes for Real Estate Investors. Here is the link: aba.link/TH-camAP.
can you do a video about pitfalls of setting up entities and then not filing taxes correctly. because your videos make it seem like its a walk in the park, but in reality it can have devastating consequences.
Noted.
Don’t you need to be real estate broker in order to establish property management company?
Not if you limit the management to your own properties.
Can you buy prooery in another state with a Wisconsin LLC
I recommend registering for a complimentary consultation with my team. We'll tailor our advice to your specific needs. Sign up here: aba.link/5yf
@ClintCoons in the beginning of the disregarded entity chapter, you mentioned having the property management entity pay the leftover amount from income to the holding company LLC. However, doesn't that create a paper trail in your property management bank account that links and exposes all of the properties managed under that holding company LLC? Is that something to be concerned about?
Epic video ❤️🙌🏾🙏👊🏽👏🏿thank you
Great video, but what if im only setting up a property management entity without owning property? Only management. Wouldn't S - corp make more sense then?
Depends. I like to look at what you're doing outside of the property management business to determine whether or not you want the income from this entity showing up on your 1040. For example, if you're looking to qualify for loans to buy property, you may not want an S-Corp kicking income down to you because this would be discoverable by an underwriter, and depending on your business activity, it could either hurt or help your ability to qualify for a loan.
@ClintCoons That makes sense. The perk of S- corp not having corporate taxes of like 21%, i think, on top of income tax, just sounds so beneficial. C- corp has always been a bit of a turn-off to me in that aspect for most cases. But your lessons were enlightening. 👌🏾
@@marquisemurphy9647 😁
Thanks!
I appreciate this, but it's not necessary. If you send me your contact information, I would like to send you my latest book, Next-Level Asset Protection for Real Estate Investors. My email is andersonadvisors.com.
You are so extremely help and such a wonderful teacher THAAANK You💛
You are so welcome!
How about a Holding Company solely for owning, within a Trust and a main c corporation underneath the Holding with every other company with 80% ownership underneath as subsidiaries including an LLC for all my IP, and a s series llc for all rental properties? I'm going for the utmost asset protection and to get a valuation.
If you would like a FREE 30-minute consultation, you can request one here
- aba.link/clintss
Awesome video Clint! Thanks for the info. I have become an Anderson client for all my Estate Planning! You guys are awesome.
Thank you soo much.
If someone who owns several rental homes wanted to create an entity with which to build business credit that for acquiring and renovating additional properties, what is the best structure in which to do so from a tax and asset protection standpoint?
Great question, to assist you further, I highly recommend you request a free 45-minute consultation to discuss this with my team so we can provide with you an answer that is unique to your situation. Visit aba.link/5yf
Will creating losses affect my chances of getting financing for a mortgage or cash out refinance on an existing mortgage with a lot of equity?
Not typically. RE losses get added back into your income.
Does the management entity need to follow state licensing laws?
If you plan to manage property other than your own
This guy is good 👍 🙌🏾❤️🔥🙏sorry Tobi 💔you have serious competition that has showed me two new hacks you never taught me in all your S-corp and C-corp videos 💔😥
I haven't taught him these strategies yet. He can only handle soo much. 😂😂
👍🏼🙌🏾👌😆
How can you remain private when WY LLC are required to file Beneficial Ownership Information?
The information you file is not available to the public.
@@ClintCoons Yeah I guess it'll stay private until the inevitable data breach/leak/hack. This requirement should have never passed. Their reason is to catch the bad guys, but the bad guys will always find ways to circumvent and avoid their procedures. Nothing will stop these criminals from putting random American identities tied to their criminal activity LLC's, ect. Interesting times we live in now.
Hi Clint. Is the property mgmt LLC a WY LLC?
Same question I have
No it would be set up in the state where the property is located.
If the PM LLC is not owned by the WY. llc than there is no hiding your ownership
@@ClintCoons Hey Clint, in your example, if your PM co. LLC - C-Corp is to be set up in the state where the property is located, would you recommend setting the entity up where the member of it is a WY LLC holding co.--different than the WY LLC holding co. that's the member of the real estate LLC's? Or is there no real benefit to having the PM co. LLC being owned by a holding co? Lastly, you keep referring to you being in Washington and the properties and 3rd party PM co. being in Missouri. Would your strategy change if you resided in the same state as your rental properties and 3rd party PM co?