Don't prepaid cards require name and address?
Don't prepaid cards require name and address?
You could just buy the house and make installment payments directly to the seller, look into Contract for Deed. That way it doesn't have to go through a bank on your end.That and you can't buy a house with a visa gift card...
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Stay on target fellas.
Gift cards are good for maybe a few grand a year, but we're talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars that has to come out squeaky clean so a person could own a home without suspicion.
You could just buy the house and make installment payments directly to the seller, look into Contract for Deed. That way it doesn't have to go through a bank on your end.
lol tell it to the IRS. They're are gonna wonder where your 300 grand came from and where their share of it is...
If you can't prove something is yours the government won't let you keep it. They own your ass. Even if you said you were given it as a present by a philanthropic traveller. They will turn around and say they cannot find proof that it did not come from criminal means and as such will confiscate it until you can show them that proof.
Bought my first house earlier this year and can attest to the fact that they check your money, employment, and background very thoroughly. Had to give up a few years worth of tax returns and employment history. I'm not sure how the process goes if your buying with straight cash but I'm sure someone is going to want to know why or how you have that much dough in your account.
Also, to answer the OP's question, I'm not sure if 250k could last you the rest of your life depending on how much the house is. Don't forget yearly property taxes, maintenance, etc. Then you have closing fees, pay your realtor, the list goes on and on. There's alot more then just the purchase price of the house.
i really love how the perception that you will make so much money. there are costs involved in production and your margin will be less than you think
Here a little weird thing not known by most. The IRS wants you to pay taxes on your illegal biz. They won't ask questions and they won't tell anyone (its a law). Bottom line all they care about is you paying taxes. You can even do normal business deductions for an illegal operation. However the IRS won't let you pay or report taxes on any illegal operations based on drug production or drug trafficking.
You can be a human trafficker or a total low life mobster and pay taxes like anyone else, however someone growing weed will get a deep shit if they tried to do this. In fact most criminals wouldn't get in so much trouble if they just paid taxes on their illegal operations.
Note your personal taxes and your illegal business taxes are two separate things.
How you ask do I know this? Well I learned this in a tax class just last week.
Note however these laws are enacted effect drug dealers most since there is no legal way to report, expense, or pay taxes for these operations.
In any case if you buy a home with a lot of cash a lot of questions will be asked. All transaction of cash over $9,999 are subject to immediate tax filing of where you got the money, how you gave it to, ect. It would really be a burden to spend that money in any kind of high volume transaction. You'd need to spend it a little over time.
You really should stop going to community college and get a real education. Or at least grow a pair when your masters degree teacher says something blatantly incorrect and challenge him. And you have a nice day.
http://www.ksrevenue.org/perstaxtypesdrug.htm
http://www.talkleft.com/story/2004/12/31/664/29828
http://www.charlestoncitypaper.com/...dealers-have-to-pay-taxes/Content?oid=2214930
You really should learn more about tax accounting. You're talking about local taxes and I'm talking about federal. Those are two separate areas of taxation and the only thing they have in common is the fact you can deduct local taxes from your Federal taxable amount.You really should stop going to community college and get a real education. Or at least grow a pair when your masters degree teacher says something blatantly incorrect and challenge him. And you have a nice day.
http://www.ksrevenue.org/perstaxtypesdrug.htm
http://www.talkleft.com/story/2004/12/31/664/29828
http://www.charlestoncitypaper.com/...dealers-have-to-pay-taxes/Content?oid=2214930