Consider the condition is not newly-renovated one.

you can just tell them "market demand, catching up to other rentals in the area"we have two across each other. same houses. one is newly rented for $1,375. the other was $1,100 for a long time. we increased it to $1,150 and said, "these people across the street are paying $275 more". no questions asked.

So you should expect the school board to take note of the transfer / price and launch an appeal of the valuation to the purchase price.Hope the even with the higher taxes, property still hit the returns you expect.Oren

What are your thoughts on making a hand-written letter addressed to newly FSBO homes. 

Found this via a quick search :) (but id consult with an attorney, as this is not legal advice)To Transfer your rental property LLCs to your newly formed holding company LLC, you will need to follow a few steps:-Create the holding company LLC: If you haven't already done so, you will need to create the holding company LLC.

He just sent me a deal that checks a lot of boxes (Newly renovated, cash flows according to the 2% rule and the rental calculator, etc).

I am a newly graduated (2021) Pharmacist who lives in Butler, NJ but works in Warwick, NY.

My understanding is that Property Tax is reassessed each year to be 1.4% of the home's newly assessed value that year but also the net annual cost increase is capped at 2%.- Property Management Fees: 10% of Rent Revenue.

This was our first official purchase and sale with our newly formed LLC.

We were extremely lucky to find a newly built cabin off-market in January and closed on it in mid-March.