Discover What Most CPA’s Do Not Know

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Save Hundreds, even Thousands, Every Year – by Discovering What Most CPA’s Do Not Know…with Al Aiello’s New E-Book…

Millionaire Tax Strategies for
Real Estate Investors

Little-Known Ways for Real Estate Entrepreneurs to Create Enormous Tax Savings and Build Millionaire Wealth
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Albert Aiello, CPA, MS Taxation, RE Investor

• Avoid IRS – Employ “Audit-Proofing” Techniques to Be Free of the Worry & Costs of IRS Intervention
• Entity Selection & Structuring – Start off with The Right Form of Ownership – Protect Yourself, save taxes, Avoid IRS audits
• Single-Member LLC’S – Beware of Legal & IRS Pitfalls
• Substantially Increase Non-Cash Depreciation Deductions with Cost Segregation Analysis – on any size property – small or large
• Fully Deduct Assets All in One Year with Section 179 First Year Expensing
• Employ Strategies to Reclassify Rehab Improvements into Fully Deductible Repairs – Immediate Savings in Your Pocket
• More Overlooked Deductions for More Savings
• Avoid Passive Loss Limitations – Deduct Unlimited Property Tax Losses Even if Over $25,000 or Your Income is Over $150,000, even with a full-time job
• How to safely go back and recoup past paid taxes = Found Money!
• Totally Avoid Being a Dealer > Cut Your Taxes by 50% or More!
• Totally Avoid Paying Capital Gains and Recapture Taxes When Property Is Sold
• Reap Tax-Free Wealth with Self-Directed IRA’S
• Rent and Sell Property Tax-Free with Lease-Options
• Tax Impact of Seller Financing – when to use – when not to use
• How to Fire-Up, or Fire Your Tax Advisor
• Much more! (more…)

As I’ve talked about in other articles, there are only three reasons to be in the business of real estate: quick cash, monthly income, and long-term wealth from property appreciation and debt pay down. Recently, I’ve discussed some of the different ways to generate quick cash in real estate, as these techniques or niches can provide attractive and convenient way to get your foot in the door as an investor.
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When real estate investors evaluate their options for securing deals and making profits, there are several things that may come to mind. Whether its preforeclosure, short sales, or bank owned foreclosures, investing is still based on similar principles, such as seller motivation. After all, real estate foreclosure sellers are naturally going to be more motivated and the motivated seller is the ideal client for most investors.
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Let’s start out clarifying a few points about ‘short term’ investing and ‘long term’ investing. First, understand that wholesaling and ‘flipping’ houses are for short term activities. Traditionally, when we think of real estate investing, we envision someone buying a property and holding the property for the long term. In this ‘traditional’ buying situation, the investor would find a good and well maintained property sold through a real estate agent, borrow the money from a bank to fund the purchase and then hold the property for a number of years. (more…)

House flipping is a great and quick way to increase your personal net wealth; however, it is a pointless process if you cannot convince an individual that is willing to buy the acquired property that your house is right for them. There are obviously millions of potential buyers. The real estate market is full of individuals searching for the perfect house at the perfect price. But how do you, as an investor, convince an individual that your house it the right one for them? (more…)

We should start with defining what a pretty house really is. It’s not the price that makes the definition. The house could be high-priced, but most people in the pretty house business work in a range from $70-$200,000. If you’re in a high-priced market such as San Francisco where a $200,000 house is rare, your range will be higher.
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I recently conducted the first two days of a Pretty House Boot Camp and shortly thereafter spent two hours on the phone doing one on one calls with FFN members.

There’s a common mistake I see students making over and over again and it doesn’t seem to matter if they are new or been around awhile. That mistake is:

Doing Everything They Can To Feel Busy Except The Critical Things Required To Stay in Business.
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Tax Lien Investing, tax lien riches, tax liens for wealth, tax lien this, tax lien that… everywhere you turn there seems to be someone selling information on tax liens. What most of these ‘overnight’ experts don’t tell you is what could go wrong with your investment if you fail to perform proper research. I have helped thousands of investors make significant profits from tax sales. I have seen the processes first hand in a number of different scenarios: 1) as an investor, 2) as an attorney, 3) as a business consultant to one of the largest tax collection entities in the United States, and 4) as a teacher and creator of the most advanced tax sale investment systems available today. If you have questions then you are not alone. Tax sale investing is an area that continues to fascinate investors. I like to tell people, ‘when you want to move past the fascination phase…please look me up!’
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Do you ever sit back and question why the business credit bureaus are in business? If you ever stopped to think about it, you would begin to understand that they are private companies in it to make a buck…a serious buck.

Before, I pull back the curtain on the business credit bureaus, it’s important to know that there are two main credit bureaus, Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) and Corporate Experian. Sure, there are countless others, but these are the main ones you should know about because most lenders and companies go to these guys.
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