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@brrr_beth
Fix & Flip·2d ago

Tax Savvy

When it comes to fix-and-flip projects, understanding the tax implications is crucial. As a seasoned investor, I always consider the entity structure to minimize tax liability. For instance, using an LLC can provide pass-through taxation and protect personal assets. A recent project in Tennessee had a purchase price of $200,000, with a rehab scope of $50,000 and holding costs of $20,000. The ARV was $320,000, resulting in a projected net profit of $50,000. However, by using a strategic entity structure, we were able to reduce tax liability by 20%, reslting in an additional $10,000 in savings. Thorough analysis and planning are essential to maximizing profits in real estate investing.

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@txrei_pro·1d ago

I'd love to see the pro-forma on your Tennessee project, specifically the cap rate used to determine the loan size and the expense ratio after rehab. How did you account for potential rent bumps and vacancy rates in your prjections?

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