If I have to pay taxes on my income, SO DO THEY!

I know it is logical to think you could deduct half of the shared common space, but unfortunately the tax law wasn't written to allow that.  

"Just try NOT paying your property taxes, you'll find out real fast who really owns your property".

Hello tax experts, I have specific question on filing taxes for Short term rental property (30 days or less).

I've talked to one lawyer who looked over the title and taxes documents and said it's clear, but I don't fully understand what that means.

Generally speaking, we have the same approach - avoid areas that are heavy in renter friendly regulation (i.e.

What I mean by this is considering how much your down payment returns to your net worth (appreciation, loan paydown, tax benefits, AND rent avoidance).

LLC has more tax treatment options (taxed as a sub S) and better protection than a land trust, if managed correctly.

I make a total of $750,000 that year can I keep avoiding Capitol Gains and pay taxes on full said amount at the end of the year?)

Hi All,As I look at my options to finance my first RE deal, I was researching the early withdrawal penalty from TSP (Federal equivalent to 401K) and just learned that I can take out a TSP loan with no penalty, no tax impact and just have to pay it off with interest (seems to be 4-5% range right now) within 60 months.