What if just 1 or 2 properties held by the company with multiple investors, flip and sale took longer than expected and properties were held for just over 1 year. So, in that case it would be treated as long term capital gains from real estate investment and not real estate dealers, right? Is a 1065 still filed or is this filed differently?
Can you elaborate on the self-employment lines on Schedule K? You skipped past those and I'm having trouble figuring out how 14c (Gross nonfarm income) was derived. Thanks!
HI Jason! Great video. There's not a lot of detailed information like on the internet. Is there a video for 1065 for real estate investors as well or would you be available to help with my investor 1065 please?
Hello Jason, really good material. Would you be able to discuss an strategy for a developer who receives money investment in an LLC. This LLC has 4 partners, the 4 people who invest. The manager is not part of the LLC, but he is in charge of the project, build and sell houses in NC. We are looking for efficiency on tax strategy.
Also, if we want to leave the money in the company's account, do we still need to issue K-1's? And the partners would have to declare in their individual personal taxes?
Thank you so much Jason for this comprehensive and simply designed video on how to fill out the form 1065 for RE Flipping business. You mentioned that a key decision at the beginning of the process is to determine whether you are a dealer or investor. How exactly is that determined? My brothers-in-laws and I created an LLC specifically to manage a business of flipping condominiums in Florida. We purchase condos, renovate them and sell the properties. Due to our expertise and number of people involved we are only able to flip 1-2 units per year. In your opinion does that make the LLC a dealer or investor? Thank you in advnace for your assistance.
Thank you! Very helpful and easy to follow.
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This was an incredibly good lesson brother. Thank you.
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You are awesome. Thank you! You made this simplistic and easy to digest.
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The self employment applies for both Residents and No residents?
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What if just 1 or 2 properties held by the company with multiple investors, flip and sale took longer than expected and properties were held for just over 1 year. So, in that case it would be treated as long term capital gains from real estate investment and not real estate dealers, right? Is a 1065 still filed or is this filed differently?
Awesome video! Thank you!
Great video as always . Jason i was looking for a cost segregation study on your videos , how to file forms 3115 and 4562 couldn't find one . thanks
Can you elaborate on the self-employment lines on Schedule K? You skipped past those and I'm having trouble figuring out how 14c (Gross nonfarm income) was derived. Thanks!
How do you calculate you Self-Employment income(loss) on the 1065 Schedule K Line 14?
HI Jason! Great video. There's not a lot of detailed information like on the internet. Is there a video for 1065 for real estate investors as well or would you be available to help with my investor 1065 please?
Thanks a lot, I first time to Flip. Great help. QUESTION: Where do I elect on the tax form being a DEALER or INVESTOR
Hello Jason, really good material. Would you be able to discuss an strategy for a developer who receives money investment in an LLC. This LLC has 4 partners, the 4 people who invest. The manager is not part of the LLC, but he is in charge of the project, build and sell houses in NC. We are looking for efficiency on tax strategy.
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Also, if we want to leave the money in the company's account, do we still need to issue K-1's? And the partners would have to declare in their individual personal taxes?
Thank you so much Jason for this comprehensive and simply designed video on how to fill out the form 1065 for RE Flipping business. You mentioned that a key decision at the beginning of the process is to determine whether you are a dealer or investor. How exactly is that determined? My brothers-in-laws and I created an LLC specifically to manage a business of flipping condominiums in Florida. We purchase condos, renovate them and sell the properties. Due to our expertise and number of people involved we are only able to flip 1-2 units per year. In your opinion does that make the LLC a dealer or investor?
Thank you in advnace for your assistance.