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Updated almost 6 years ago,
Taxes on rental income
Hello,
My name is Keith, I'm new to the site and just beginning to do some property analysis. My question is on how to account and plan for any taxes I will have on rental income I receive. ( keep in mind my calculation is based on the property being in my name, no LLC and I live in Washington state) This is something I did not see broken down in some of the bigger pockets videos on calculating cash flow. Perhaps I haven't looked in the right place yet. Example of my concern, and forgive me for I'm still nieve on the subject:If the building rents for 1600/month, let's say after mortgage and other expenses I'm cashflowing around 300 to 400 dollars. Obviously I know certain expenses can be deductible including property tax and loan interest. So my point is, if I'm not cash flowing enough on a property, come tax time my profits could be cut in half or gone all together.
Anyway, just looking for a bit of feedback or a video suggestion.
Thanks