As long as (1) they weren't refunded and (2) they are used in your trade or business, they're deductible.How and where you'll deduct them depend on if the LLC is single-member or multi-member.

That's what I did in the multi space (and some became genuinely my best friends). 

She's the best out there and really does a fine job of navigating their system. 

I think that's where I lucked out, people may have just assumed it was a single family home, it was also being sold through the court system as-is (joint ownership, one owner passed away). 

Hi everyone,I have a duplex under contract in DFW ( Arlington ) and will live in one side. The current owner 'pays' for water and I want to sub-meter and save on those costs while I hold the property long term.I've ha...

We are looking to purchase a Commercial Multi-Use Property...Which is better to use Land Contract or Seller Financing?

I have about 100K in equity in my multi which I'm house hacking.I am looking for banks that will work in NJ area who will HELOC at 100% or 95% to fund my next flip / multi investment. - I know Huntingon does 100% but they're in Ohio and don't do work in NJ as well as some others I came across.Your help/recommendations are much appreciated!

The rest of the renovations are all manageable for us-  New kitchen, new heating system ( ductwork all done), flooring and paint, among other items.

Eight years ago I invested in a three day workshop looking to find notes list them and make money! I got close to closing a few deals but they all fell apart. The Mentoring group I was working with shutdown their oper...

Or should I come up with a system on how the utilities will be divided every month so that the tenant is more mindful of usage?