It’s technically not your money it’s the tenants .

I’ve gotten to where we have multiple doors at the same monthly rate so I need to transistion into an app to help me manage and identify who paid rent.I have a few tenants that are “technically challenged” and I’m anticipating some challenges with getting them on board to use a payment app.Any suggestions for the simplest rental payment apps (from a tenant perspective)?

Granted I think technically the OP is a gen Z.

I don’t do technical work much anymore, and the work is full time employee type work rather than contract work as is so common in tech for engineering roles.

The mobile home park will likely not care however technically state law does ask for this.

. :)Private lending is taxed one of the two ways, crudely described below, in non-technical terms.1.

While it’s not technically accurate to say the amount we paid while we lived in it was like paying rent to ourselves...it does feel that way.

I would not try to figure out all the legal technicalities if this is not your strong suit.

(not to argue with @Ashish Acharya), but technically you might be able to write off a very small portion of that $15K.

My husband and I are going to purchase his family home, where he is currently a "co-borrower", and although this would technically be our first time buying a home, because he is already on the loan, they advised us to refinance.