It’s important to understand the financial nuances regarding investment real estate. Taxes, deductions, rental income, 1031 exchanges, etc., are all critical aspects to your investment finances. Understanding them is key to being successful with real estate investments.
The stock market has fallen sharply, a rout that has turned January 2016 into the worst month for stocks since 2008. The Dow and S&P 500 have now fallen more than 8 percent this year, while the Nasdaq is off nearly 11 percent.
As your property management company, we want to bring an important issue to your attention but while reading this article, please remember we are not dispensing tax advice. For that, we urge you to talk to an expert on tax law and investment property if you need to determine the fine line between a repair
No landlord should pay more than necessary for utilities or other operating expenses related to their rental property. Millions of landlords pay more taxes on their rental income than they have to. Why? Because they fail to take advantage of all the tax deductions available for owners of rental property. Rental real estate provides more
The Mortgage Professor has a great article about credit scores. Here’s a short example: How does one manage credit cards so as to generate the highest possible credit score? Avoid delinquent payments and maintain low utilization ratios. Delinquent payments reduce your score. Eliminating the delinquency does not restore your score to where it was, it
Whether you are investing in the stock market, real property, or buying gold, there is a continual challenge of when and how to invest because of the fluctuations of current world events and economics. Buying and selling real estate can usually weather many changes. Although short-term turnovers in real estate can be profitable, investors normally