I have money coming in from rent, investments, my regular job, and other side things, so I'd like to work with a professional to help me do everything correctly next year.

I previously had my taxes done by a family member's accountant in a different state, but this year I'd like an accountant in Texas.I have money coming in from rent, investments, my regular job, and other side things, so I'd like to work with a professional to help me do everything correctly next year.

Do not replace carpet with carpet unless you have no choice.... in the long run, it will cost you more $$ since it will need to be fully replaced every 5-7 years on average and sometimes more often...and require professional cleaning periodically etc etc....LVP is my recommendation..... decent stuff is $3-4/sq ft (you can go cheaper) and will last much longer and hold up better

Sounds like a professional tenant with lots of experience.

Depending on what tax bracket you are in, and whether or not you are subject to passive loss restrictions in the eyes of the IRS (i.e. make less than $150k per year in active income, or qualify as a professional real estate professional), that annual total would then be added to your federal tax return.

In my personal and professional opinion this is probably not the best time to buy a rental property in New York City.

Replace some GFIs, replace kitchen faucet, running toilet, leaky sink drain, and replace some exterior doors.

I’m in State College and completing high end flips geared towards professionals and University staff.

XD Maybe that was a slow drain idk, and I never read any reports on jobs for Kobe influence start or finish.

For instance, a person offers a lowball offer to the agent and justifies it with a sewer/well inspection report stating that the property needs new drain fields or well.