Reduce Tax Liability – When you categorize various components of a home’s exterior and interior, you can accelerate depreciation on these components.

In my view, it'd also be wise to have emergency reserves available for your duplex as well, separate from your personal reserves.Roth IRAs are great tools for investing, assuming you qualify to do so based on earned income thresholds.

This streamlines the defense, reducing legal expenses which the owner (or their insurance company) is ultimately responsible for. 

Companies that project for these listings may include fees and taxes that have nothing to do with your earnings.

Let us know if we can assist you in anyway and eventually earn a shoutout like the one you gave Jay:)

They have made it clear to me that they refer to me because they are comfortable/confident that I will take good care of the client which reflects better back on them, keeping their reputation strong and earning them real estate referrals from the client if they end up happy with the whole experience (which is much more valuable to them than a few hundred bucks from me). 

The reason people DON’T get wealthy in real estate is that instead of going with a different service provider when they’re unhappy with a quote and concentrating on earning more money through additional and better investments - they spend the time and energy researching if they can sue, who they can sue, what agency they can report the vendor to, if a class action is possible and the very technical legal aspect of flat fee quote vs hourly quote.  

To my understanding:Worldwide Income: As a Canadian resident, you are required to report and pay taxes on your worldwide income, including income earned from U.S. real estate.

It shows you're committed to growing your investment, and that’s exactly what a good property manager (PM) should be helping you with—they are stewards of your hard-earned money.I would suggest approaching the conversation like this: “Hey, I’ve noticed that maintenance expenses this past quarter seem a bit higher than usual.

First, what would you recommend for how to structure the amount of equity I would earn and is there a rule of thumb for this kind of thing?