Having a clear understanding of how to track and report rental income will make this year’s tax season a breeze.
Having a clear understanding of how to track and report rental income will make this year’s tax season a breeze.
We take a look at operating expenses vs capital expenses, how they need to be treated, and how landlords can maximize end-of-year deductions.
What is pro forma in real estate and how can real estate investors use pro forma calculations to analyze potential deals.
Taxpayers who filed for an extension for their tax return have until the Oct. 15th deadline to complete their tax return.
We explore what landlords need to know about reporting their rental income tax and tax deductible expenses for their properties.
Everything you need to know about property management accounting, and how to choose the right software to keep your books up to date.
To take advantage of all potential deductible expenses landlords need to know not only what and how much they can deduct but also how.
The Cap Rate and ROI are good starting points when comparing multiple potential investments. How’re they calculated and how’re they different?
With the tax year coming to a close it’s time to start thinking about getting your books in order and ensuring everything is up to date and accounted for.
The Gross Rent Multiplier is a good starting point, it can help investors determine whether or not property is likely to be a profitable.