Does an investor who is a veteran at 80% disability get any property tax deduction and if so how much? 

For the Opportunity Zone one has to deduct the land value and invest 100% of the structural value into the property to comply.

The FTC has been known to track down and levy big fines on unscrupulous telemarketing companies that ignore the DNC list.

@Berkley Bossard I am a bookkeeper and CPA for only real estate investors so I'm a little biased, but I have found that when investors are beginning and do the books themselves, they miss several deductions.

She can't be held liable for rent or damages, but if there was a damage deposit, that would be owed to the estate after legitimate deductions.  

@Tom PricePurchase price, labor paid for others, materials are some of the basic deductions you can write off.Some other items to consider are can you deduct items put into retirement accounts, health insurance, travel to and from the property, etc.

If it is water damage, your insurance should cover a portion of it (less your deductible).  

This tax will be levied on roughly 30,000 of the 39,510,000 residents of California.

Hi all,I am new to the US rental market and have a few questions.The item expenses, to be deducted from the gross monthly rent in order to achieve the NOI/cap rate/net gain, etc. is for me the biggest obstacle when trying to decide on any investment.Unfortunately, it is not often possible to arrive at a reliable figure/percentage, I have seen many vendors/operators give vastly different estimates.As a general rule of thumb, I would be inclined to think that it could be anything from 30% (minimum) to 50% or over.

You can also benefit from the up to 20% Qualified Business Income deduction, which helps take some of the sting away from ordinary tax rates.Capital gains treatment is normally for properties where at least the intention is a buy and hold.