Are you allowed to raise rent more than inflation if you make improvements to the property while the tenants are still there?

With high energy prices, I figured for sure this stock would benefit.

Each year, you can take the value of the improvements (i.e., the house but not the land) divided by 27.5 as a deduction against the income.

We're focusing most of our energy west of I-71 in reaction to the lending issues, it's a slightly smaller market and so the prices go up a little and the number of deals / frequency you can get them at goes down a little as well.

Believe it or not, a person can actually greatly improve their credit score in a period of one year, assuming you don't have foreclosure or bankruptcy.

I have had 2 different financial establishments appraise at 88K and 91K respectively.I can rent the 2 structures on the same lot for a total of $1200.00 - $1400.00 /mo.The structures are a 2 bed 1 bath and the other is an efficiency.

My theory in short (abstract from my blog) is this:With a devalued dollar, China and India needing more energy to address their industrial growth, supply and demand ratio increasing on a daily basis - the amount we pump out of the ground is inversely proportional to the demand in the world, a subsidized price that we were paying in the past in the USA (around 90s and early 2000) and Inflation.

I need to find out what the most cost efficient way to do the plumbing.

I also find the posts very hilarious.I got on the forum to see if there was anything on NR, and yes there is.Some people have too much time on their hands, so much negative energy and need to be heard.To quickly explain.

I envision these to be small groups that would meet outside of REIA for the purpose of holding each other accountable for goals; offering specific suggestions to improve the members business, etc.As Rehab observed, the membership in Ohio is also decreasing.