Hey everyone, I’m working on a platform concept called RentKeep that focuses on providing property intelligence to help property managers make data-driven decisions to increase their NOI.

What are some good end of year tax deduction strategies (outside of increasing your 401lk contributions).

Increased Buyer Interest: When prices are adjusted to more realistic levels, properties become more attractive to potential buyers, leading to increased interest and potentially faster sales.3.

However, I've personally stopped taking Section 8 tenants because they ultimately resulted in lower rent income, a higher rate of lease violations and problems, and increased costs at turnover.It also depends on your market.

Buy properties (in the path of progress) that need TLC and add value (rehab, raise rents, reduce costs, increase NOI).

Even if it just broke even, the rent rates would increase and you would eventually have positive cash flow, plus equity.I bought a townhome for $67,000 in 2004 that rented for $425.

Yes I believe so,As the US cycle of austerity begins to show up in the economy, we’ll see (as we do now) policies that’ll not only increase taxes but apply “taxation by other means”.

If they don’t, they could be forced to rely on reserve funds or even increase dues to cover the shortfall until the homes are repaired or rebuilt.

Given that real estate, in the long term, increases in value on average 4% per year, does purchasing a home make sense?

I've seen people create a new LLC per property, or per $X of equity, or after $Y of income since the $800 increases once you have higher amounts of income in the LLC, or any number of other arrangements (i.e., put all your best properties in 1 LLC and worst ones in another, or conversely, only put 1 good property in each LLC with 1 bad property).