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Tax increases killing cash flow

Ben M.
  • Houston, TX
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It is nice to have the equity from the appreciation we are having but the tax increase is killing my cash flow. I guess when looking at the equity on the back end it is still a win but this is making things a bit tricky

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Jay Hinrichs
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this is the reality in Texas rental props.. you need to be a state resident so you can offset the tax's with Zero state income tax. 

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