Turn on the TV almost anytime during the day or night and you’re bound to find at least a couple of shows about flipping houses. Some provide an advisory about overextending yourself financially or making other novice flipping mistakes, but the vast majority end up advocating extraordinary profits. Appealing, right? If you’re getting ready to
A new bill hopes to provide some relief to Tenants who are faced with steeply rising rental costs, by giving them a tax break. If approved, the bill would allow Tenants to deduct what they pay for rent from their federal taxes.
A bonus of working from your San Antonio rental property are obvious: You can write emails in your pajamas with loud music playing in the background, set your HVAC to whatever temperature that makes you comfortable, and avoid rush-hour traffic on Interstate 410, FM 1604, I-10 and Hwy 281. But one thing that work-from-home tenants
Getting a loan for a tenant-occupied property is not the same as getting a mortgage for an owner-occupied property. While the two situations have some parallels, they also have important variances. Landlords who are considering applying for a loan to purchase a new rental property should look at the requirements thoroughly.
Owning a home comes with some tax benefits, like the mortgage interest and property tax deductions. But did you know there’s a whole list of other homeowner-related tax breaks that you might be leaving on the table? Homeowners already save several thousand dollars a year in taxes from mortgage interest and property tax deductions. When