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An S Corp is Pretty Much Out Of The Question When Investing in Real Estate For Passive Income

If you're intested in investing in real estate, or if you're going to have passive income sources coming in, then an S Corp is pretty much out of the question for you, correct?

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  • There is a limitation of 25% of passive income for S Corp.

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Travis: If you're interested in investing in real estate or if you're going to have passive income sources coming in, then an S–Corp is pretty much out of the question for you, correct?
Jake: Right. There's a limitation of 25% of the income on an S–Corporation coming from passive income. So if all you're going to have is rental property in that entity, then an S–Corp is definitely not the way that you'd want to treat that, because it would be treated as a C–Corporation and you would definitely get heavily taxed there.
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