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All Forum Posts by: Ellen Cheng

Ellen Cheng has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Thank you Bill and Jason! That’s a good idea, I had not thought of that!

Hi, my parents live in California and recently purchased two investment properties in Atlanta, GA. I am taking care of the properties for them (repairs, getting tenants, etc.). My parents are not paying me as a property manager and I don't want to be paid because I don't want to deal with California state income taxes or other additional tax burdens (and more so, because they are my parents). But I'm wondering if there is a way my parents or I can claim mileage deductions on taxes for my travel related to taking care of their properties. Has anyone dealt with this issue before? I wasn't able to find anything from an Internet search...

As of this year, Ownwell also charges a $100 property tax freeze fee. So, for example, they reduced my taxes by $126 this year but I paid more than that because the 25% plus $100 freeze fee added up to $138 (but at least the assessment is frozen for the next two years).