Property management insights and advice.

Depreciation recapture is a tax provision that allows the IRS to collect taxes on the profitable sale of a depreciated asset.

Accelerated depreciation lets landlords deduct more in year one. How cost segregation and 100% bonus depreciation work, and whether you can use the loss.

Cash vs accrual accounting for rentals affects tax timing, performance insight and transparency. Learn which one fits your business.

Use this rental property income statement template and worked example to calculate NOI, cash flow and DSCR, and understand how P&L and taxable income differ.

According to the IRS regulations, landlords and property managers must now ensure they file form 1099 for rental income over $600.

There are several 1099 requirements for landlords, for example, if they hire an independent contractor and pay them more than $600 over the course of the year.

Download a free rental property analysis spreadsheet to calculate cash flow, cap rate, cash-on-cash return, DSCR, GRM, and five-year projections.

Pet screening for landlords and tenants: legal considerations, best practices, and how to reduce risk while expanding your applicant pool.

Landlords should give adequate notice of renewal or non-renewal of lease stating whether or not they intend to renew the lease agreement.

Learn how 100% bonus depreciation works for rental real estate, which assets qualify, how cost segregation fits in, and the tax rules to know.

Turnkey properties are fully renovated, tenant-ready homes for passive income. Learn how they work, the upsides and downsides, and what to check.

Discover the benefits and challenges of commercial real estate investing and make informed decisions with your money.