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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Income Taxes Impact on Rental Property Evaluation
Greetings,
I am using the BP Rental Calculator help me evaluate potential rental properties, and attempting to be as accurate as possible. I like the fact that it accounts for so many potential expenses. One big expense that I do not think is accounted for is income taxes. How do you account for this expense when evaluating an income property? Considering depreciation, and expenses, it may be a lower percentage than W2 income, but still a significant portion of the profit will go to state and federal taxes. Do you use 10%, 15% more or less? Do you consider income tax expenses as part of your cash flow evaluation when screen properties?
Thank you for your feedback,
Paul