If you own a duplex , do you get taxed for each unit you have, since you technically have 2 different residents with different electric and water bill. I’ve have been asking but know can give me an exact answer .
I live in California and want to pull out a HELOC to buy rental property what are the downsides of doing so as far as what will I be taxed on and a percentage rate for that
I bought my 1st home in FL. in June of 2008. It was homesteaded in 2009. I got married in 2010. In 2016, I turned my home into a rental property, at which point I notified the city that the home was rented to remove t...
Regarding the US Tax Bill being signed into law today, what does a reduction in the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21% mean to you AND/OR what does the capped 10k towards state/local/property tax deductions mean for y...
To anyone owning, developing, managing and buying/selling property in Ohio - The laws within the real property tax field are constantly changing. In fact, in 2017 alone, there were 25 Ohio Supreme Court decisions. Sho...
Can someone, familiar with Massachusetts tax codes, answer a question for me please? I have heard that if you buy a multi and live in one of the units, or for that matter any property you plan to live in, that you mus...
With the new tax law, net income that is received via a pass through entity is allowed to have a 20% tax deduction. Essentially 20% of the rental’s net income is tax free.Most owners have mortgages on their property ...
Hi All! I’m in the process of closing on a property in NJ which is being sold by another investor who got it through a tax lien foreclosure. During the process I recently learned that the title company working on my c...
Hi all, My understanding of the new tax law is that it gives a 20% across the board deduction to landlords who are running their business as a recognized passthrough entity (LLC, sole proprietorship, etc.). I have n...
Wondering about the implications of the new tax law. First, since mortgage interest and property taxes now have limited deductibility, would it make more sense to incorporate, even in a pass thru, to retain that dedu...