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Updated over 11 years ago, 07/02/2013
Is there an upside to this situation?
Can't sell our residence in MN and are forced to rent it. Cash flow is break-even or slightly negative if I rent it out. Can you help me understand the tax benefits?
Monthly outgo: $840 PITI + $110 Property Management + $50 water bill
Monthly income: $1000
Mortgage remaining: $99,900
Tax assessed value: $115,000
I am feeling terrible about having to rent it out due to the break-even cash flow + the uncertainty of big expenditures.
But will I realize any other of the standard Real Estate benefits?
1) Cash Flow
2) Appreciation
3) Equity
4) Tax advantages
Many thanks. I feel stupid for not knowing how to figure the tax stuff. This would be my second rental property but I am a novice.
Brian in St. Cloud MN