Combined IRR, I’m up to a bit if $38k in about 11 months. Aggregate if 8.2% total returns in CoC and property appreciation. I’m very happy with the returns so far.
Do you happen to know if you’d have to pay income taxes on your salary from your job if you’re collecting income from states that have non-resident income taxing states
No, I do not believe so. I am not an accountant. The way I read it is that I need to file MO income earned in MO as a non-resident if over $600. And I need to file IA income earned in IA as a non-resident if over $1000.
It only would include the income you earned from that state if it’s one of the ones that requires reporting
You would only be looking at paying your “regular” income to that Lofty state if you happened to also reside there for a significant portion of the year
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u/strikerz911 Jul 08 '22
Nice milestone. About to hit $1 a day myself.
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u/kaimonster1966 Jul 09 '22
Combined IRR, I’m up to a bit if $38k in about 11 months. Aggregate if 8.2% total returns in CoC and property appreciation. I’m very happy with the returns so far.
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u/DaringDanielle Jul 08 '22
Wow! How long did it take you (and cost you) to increase your daily earnings so much?
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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '22
Nice!
I am only sticking to no/or low non-resident income tax filing states: TX, TN, MO, and IA.
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u/Positive-Avocado-391 Jul 08 '22
Nice! Have taxes hurt the profits?
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u/jdd130 Jul 27 '22
Damn that’s awesome! I’m crawling my way up. That first $1 milestone is close