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Updated almost 9 years ago,

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Loren Becker
  • Investor
  • HAWTHORNE, CA
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Collecting a years rent in advance

Loren Becker
  • Investor
  • HAWTHORNE, CA
Posted

Hello,

I know this is probably a good problem to have, but we have a vacancy in a high end property in Hermosa Beach.  The rents is $8700 per month, our recent prospect tenant is asking to pay a full 12 months up front.  

We would be receiving a check over $100k along with the deposit.  Great news!

My question is the tax implications.  that extra revenue in 2016 would impact us in our taxes 

any suggestions?

Thank you,

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