I just purchased a house by the beach that will be a STR.  I am in the process of renovating, but I am doing so from out of state, and for various reasons I might not generate an income from the property this year.  C...

I purchased my property in October 2018... however I did not list it on Airbnb until January 2019...therefore I had no rental income in 2018.Can I still deduct expenses such as mortgage interest, property taxes, depre...

I signed a contract with a GC  dated 09/19/2019 to start work on a project and deadline to be completed by 10/23/2019. he missed this deadline, asked for an extension until end of the month, gave it to him. Bu, now i'...

What is the property management company and tenant's rights around a move-in deposit? As a tenant, I paid a security deposit to the landlord/owner, a move-in deposit to the management company and a non-refundable move...

A neighbor of a rental property that I own, sent a letter through certified mail (received in my mailbox without my signature) and notified me that roots of a tree on my rental property has caused extensive damage to ...

A neighbor of a rental property that I own, sent a letter through certified mail (received in my mailbox without my signature) and notified me that roots of a tree on my rental property has caused extensive damage to ...

Got a call from the OKC police Department couple of days ago saying that someone crashed into my rental. Can was pulled from Kitchen. Driver has three kids in the car. But no one was injured. Driver was arrested for d...

Hi everyone.  We may not be able to get our STR in to service in 2023 as we had planned.  Are we able to take the expenses from 2023 and roll them into our 2024 taxes?  The largest expense we've had so far is the new ...

A realtor offered me a home that is forclosed. she is asking $5,500 for the property. Since Im not interested in fixing this particular property, is it prossible for me to purchase the property and wholesale it to ano...

I have read several posts here on the topic of holdovers as well as researched the idea elsewhere.  Based on your advice (Nathan) I think I'll be adding the criteria that holdovers will be charged at 4X normal prorate...