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I threw a couple fishing lines to various syndications, brokers, see what I can catch. I know there are only few savvy physicians here that are heavily...
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800k to 1031 exchange
Real estate is getting tougher to find deals in today’s market. I have 42 days to identify properties and looking for something good? Looking for...
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Appreciate everyone's feedback! This never happened before.. and i get around 1-3 cases a month so it never occurred to me that a retaining attorney...
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Sajimone started a topic Expert Witness Question - To return or not return the nonrefundable retainer?in The LoungeExpert Witness Question - To return or not return the nonrefundable retainer?
Defense attorney retained me on a DVT case 6-8 months ago.. I reviewed.. signed off the affidavit.
A week ago.. I had received a nonrefundable...
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Concentra clinic
Went under contract for a medical office building with concentra as the corporate tenant. I saw they were pulled off from moodys list? Anyone have thoughts...
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Commercial Real Estate - Need commercial lender?
I own 5 medical office buildings in Florida. My usual lender can't do out of state loans for some reason. We're closing on a $1.25m MOB in Kansas City.....
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agree.. but if it counts.. we want every legitimate hour possible to completely go way above this 750 hr rule!...
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Yes.. im full time physician. My wife is part time. She legitimately spends a lot of time in managing, operating, rehabbing, leasing, acquiring new...
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Thank you for the clarification! Having to be REPS was not clear in the article. What are legitimate examples of what folks log as RE hours ? I hear...
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Real estate losses from active income?
https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/28/opini...ery/index.html
anyone have thoughts on this article? As a result...
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If these conferences are legitimate conferences with real speakers and a real topic that benefits attendees.. then I think it would be very helpful. Of...
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Im in a multi specialty hospital based practice. One of 18 plus med oncs. Most folks here have their own or share a scribe. Some of the older folks...
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I would definitely strategize in a way to max out all retirement accounts first... then throw the rest at the loan. budget well and stick to it.. build...
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we use scribe america starting maybe 5-6 years ago.. life changer!! minor edits on the notes mainly on the assessment and plan but 80-90% reduction...
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late response... but i check in every so often. = ) I agree with Kamban... I think we're saying same thing. Invest safely for now.. continue to...
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appreciate everyone's input! the argument to use it as a tool for the invest-now camp seems negligible. but ENT doc may be right.. maybe payoff early...
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Mortgage Recasting
I came across this article from semiretired md. Seems interesting and ive never heard of this “recasting” before ? Has anyone done this ? It...
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Hands down.. real eatate broker. More hustle = more money and has so many different fields you can go into! Lots of learning and provides a service...
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I do a bit in residential and now switching to commercial real estate. Im actually buying my 3rd commercial building soon.. just went to contract. ...
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Clinical Research Compensation Model?
Our hospital is looking to find a better model to incentivize physician's participation in clinical trials and Im just curious if anyone has any thoughts?...
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Dane Street
Anyone know anything about these guys? I've been offered to do these case reviews online for $$/case.
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I have both fidelity (wifes roth, work 403, kids) and vanguard (my roth, business 401, taxable) accounts. Vanguard seems more user friendly, intuitive...
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Great course! I went in person and learn better with other people. Its actually very interactive and not just lectures all day. Youll leave confident...
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AlexxT wrote: Sajimone wrote: But if you’re smart/savvy.. you will figure out the dental business with 1-2 years of employment first, save up the large down payment for a multi...
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I agree with StarTrek's opinion. Most people here are too conservative... not bad advice from a conservative standpoint. But if you're smart/savvy.....
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I've been waiting a long time for a recession... begged the market gods to bring one of these financial blood baths while I was still young with many...
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Top recommended books? To passive md.. im interested in starting a real estate investment club with other physicians. Do you recommend partnerships and how do ...
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I appreciate everyone's input! Sounds like we won't make it to Oregon and we'll focus on the main sites in the other states. Im thinking Park City/Cottonwood...
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Utah, Wyoming, Oregon, Idaho
Im a Floridian inspired by all the pictures the WCI puts out on his family's nature trips. I've bought airline tickets and rental car to head out...
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I appreciate everyone’s responses and input! It’s been a ride for sure. We almost lost the properties as we didn’t turn the contract in on time...
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I have all properties in an llc with the intention that I’m protected from the inside-out. Tenant sues or someone sues the properties within llc.....
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Field: HemOnc Years in practice: 7 Best part of job: Clinical trials, using new immunotherapeutics to treat malignancy. I primarily focus on cutaneo...
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the mortgage professor had some nice spreadsheets to understand the numbers better... extra payments to the principal in small chunks appears equivale...
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That’s my point.. that’s simple interest payments. Now look at your mortgage amortization schedule and see how much amortized interest you’re paying...
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Same amount of time you take to make extra payments on a traditional mortgage principal? again I’m playing devils advocate here.. but what’s the...
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I've brought this up before a year or so ago.. but I believe I backed away from the idea just due to the hassle factor and I wasn't completely convinced. Plus...
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Register on seak website. I’ve done 5 cases so far which has been a small part of my consulting. Stay within your area of expertise. You’re not...
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I always learn something new on this website! The iPhone has a feauture that schedules “warmer lights” in the evening.. did not know that!...
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All these new crypocurrencies and crowdfunding websites... sounds very ominous! when everyone is greedy.. be fearful and when everyone else is fear...
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Pretend your going to pay off your mortgage by investing in taxable index fund.. then once you've build enough to pay off the mortgage, you can decide...
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I just attended and highly recommend it! It was very instructive and the two speakers were well experienced, interactive and entertaining. I’ve done...
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Each lease is base rent plus equivalent sum of all sales tax. Per the leases, annually the rents are increased proportional to the CPI or 3-5% whichever...
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Buying a commercial property - two clinics/pharmacies
My wife and I found two commercial properties that serves 4 business tenants.. each building renting out to clinics and pharmacies in two different cities....
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1. My wife does the landlording and she's part time pediatrician. Im full time doc with heavy practice. Not too bad if all goes well... a monthly...
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It's been a while since I've looked at this but I'll tell you how I and my CPA do it. Im not too sure anymore if its completely correct but let's see...
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I don't know what's right for your situation? To me, this seems more like a supplemental to the HDHP health plan to alleviate some of those out of...
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both insurances are paid with after tax dollars. attached my 2018 overall elections.
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This is an interesting question... Our hospital just started offering HDHP and also encourages enrollment by matching contributions up to an additional...
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Cable vs Streaming TV?
I don't watch a lot of TV. Actually my most viewed channels are CNN, truTV (impractical jokers).. and maybe FX, Bravo occasionally. My internet/cable...
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I definitely would pay the full registration price to attend and see it live! Plus its a vacation and tax write off for practically the whole trip. ...
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For all those folks on the waiting list or who can't make it that weekend... will there be a video recording to review later on?
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Thanks Johanna! I think those are really important points to consider? I'm currently in the process of setting up a trust for our kids that would...
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Florida Land Trust vs LLC
Any one doing this or have any thoughts regarding placing investment real estate into a land trust vs LLC?
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Real estate is a small portion of my portfolio for now but I hope will soon change over time. Im 38 yo old... and we just recently hit the 7 digit...
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Appreciate everyone's opinions provided! I just completed my first case last week. I feel that for the work being done on reviewing a chart which...
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Expert opinion
I've been asked to provide an expert opinion on a patient case. This is my first one and I only agreed to do it as I had some time to do it tomorrow...
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Life insurance question?
Im 38 yo male physician non smoker.. no medical issues. Im increasing my life insurance coverage to a 5million policy and it seems the best quote that...
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Agree. Don't like risk.. don't invest. Just recently closed a deal on a 3bed2bath home. 30k below comps... motivated seller! I already have a tenant...
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Appreciate the input! BBT is currently offering this option and I can't find another bank that competes? Yes.. buy and hold for rental residential...
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HELOC for Real Estate Investing
I have some equity in my house that's not doing much. I was thinking about using the HELOC for real estate investing... mainly placing all cash...
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I would download the MileIQ app to your cell phone! It's easy to use and it automatically logs your travels from any point A to point B. Then at...
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Even if you pay a little more in payroll taxes.. I think it still makes sense to have wifey under your solo 401k for potential income tax deferred contribution...
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Its been awhile since I've set this up.. I had help.. but very similar situation. My wife is an employee to me and I set her up as one under...
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I have a cpa doing our taxes which I had started doing 2-3 years ago. It was becoming a bit cumbersome/complicated and it was relatively inexpensive...
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Location will be important! Our family skies at least once a year and its a nice tax write off for at least a part of the trip. Those that don't know...
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Vagabond MD wrote: Sajimone wrote: I’m hearing interesting things from folks with 529s that use it in a way that saves on taxes and to the benefit of the contributing paren...
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I'm hearing interesting things from folks with 529s that use it in a way that saves on taxes and to the benefit of the contributing parent as oppose to...
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38yo 6 yrs out from fellowship: 2016 Maxed his/her Roth Maxed 403 and 457b Maxed 457f - 15% of annual w2 income Contributed about 30-40k into solo401k Paying k...
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Growing National Debt?
I'm not smart enough to understand what the ultimate repercussions are for this growing national debt and ultimately how do we prepare ourselves from...
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My wife is a part time pediatrician.. one day a week. She continues to work to maintain her skills and she highly enjoys seeing pts on a part time basis....
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jfoxcpacfp wrote: So you saved $39,600 by depreciating the real estate and you pay $25,000 of it back. You are ahead $14,600. After 27.5 years, you are goi...
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I just recently reduced my auto/home insurance substantially... and increased my umbrella coverage without paying extra! You can decrease your hom...
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Using a HELOC to accelerate paying off the mortgage?
Please forgive me if I might be asking a very dumb question... as Im not mathematically inclined. I have gone from a Dave Ramsey approach of aggressively...
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I have Amex platinum. I travel quite a bit.. so definitely meant for the traveler. Free lounge access, delta sky lounge, centurion lounges, and priorit...
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Great quiz.. got above average.. but not a guru. Thanks for sharing!
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HemOnc Hospital based employed salary plus incentive x 2 programs one clinical the other is non clinical. incentive based on production.. $70per ...
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Tax Lein certificates
Read this particular topic in a book and it seems our county has an online auction at the end of the month. Sounds legitimate... Property taxes that...
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Appreciate everyone's input... live in Florida. I changed out all my lights to LED, changed out AC units to Lennox high SEER for our home including...
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I use Vanguard 401k. Deduct home office, cell phone/internet, office supplies, and business related travel expenses. With the help of Joanne and...
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Purchasing solar panels to save on electricity cost?
Anyone have any thoughts on this? Our currently electricity cost are around $300-500 a month and the initial upfront investment to purchasing solar...
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Johanna and Kon.. thank you for your detailed response! Two questions. My kids pretty much do the accounting, banking, and paper shredding. They...
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I have Amex platinum card... Best card with the following perks... free tsa precheck $80 value free access to delta sky lounge priceless but $50 value...
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Small business 401k Spousal contribution
My wife and I own the LLC.. I just added her as an employee to the business. Im just making sure that Im doing this right. Can I contribute both...
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Your allocation is not unreasonable.. I'm 36 and 95% or so in equities and I have more allocated in index/large cap followed by international then...
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I have been paying basically an extra mortgage payment per month while we have been in a bull market with the preference that I'd like to pay off the...
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Regarding creditor risk.. You ought to know if your hospital looks financially stable? My hospital has been around for 100+ years and although nothing...
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JK wrote: Have read several of WCI posts about asset allocation, especially “150 portfolios better than yours” which was my favorite. Curious what everyo...
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Definitely depends on your risk tolerance? I'm 37 and 95% equities and 5% bonds. I plan to change that ratio as time goes by and these are mostly in...
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Definitely depends on your risk tolerance? I'm 37 and 95% equities and 5% bonds. I plan to change that ratio as time goes by and these are mostly in...
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Definitely depends on your risk tolerance? I'm 37 and 95% equities and 5% bonds. I plan to increase that ratio as time goes by and these are mostly in...
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Definitely depends on your risk tolerance? I'm 37 and 95% equities and 5% bonds. I plan to change that ratio as time goes by and these are mostly in...
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Definitely depends on your risk tolerance? I'm 37 and 95% equities and 5% bonds. I plan to increase that ratio as time goes by and these are mostly in...
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Definitely depends on your risk tolerance? I'm 37 and 95% equities and 5% bonds. I plan to increase that ratio as time goes by and these are mostly in...
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Agree with gas doc. Definitely depends on your risk tolerance? I'm 37 and 95% equities and 5% bonds. I plan to increase that ratio as time goes by and...
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Agree with gas doc. Definitely depends on your risk tolerance? I'm 37 and 95% equities and 5% bonds. I plan to increase that ratio as time goes...
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I max out everything.. 403, 457b, 457f, roth and solo401 as well as monthly contribution to kids 529s x 3. Does the order really matters if maxing...
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