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Brad Mooney
  • Investor
  • Vienna, WV
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My rental property Taxes

Brad Mooney
  • Investor
  • Vienna, WV
Posted

Ok, So I had my sit down with my Tax girl, and was somewhat displeased. My situation: 150K in rental income before deductions. I am a sole proprietor. Question: As I continue to acquire more and more properties, Should I consider incorporating? What are the tax advantages vs. Disadvantages? What are other landlords in this rental income bracket doing? 

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