It’s simple: the Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) program encourages real estate investors to put their money to work in low-income areas in the U.S. by offering significant tax benefits, thus…
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6 Steps to Understanding 1031 Exchange Rules
Savvy real estate investors know that a 1031 Exchange is a common tax strategy that helps them to grow their portfolios and increase net worth faster and more efficiently…
Tax prep 101: Four steps for real estate investors
Tax season is here for real estate investors, and keeping track of expenses and saving receipts, logging rents, and tracking depreciation…it all pays off. Literally. Even if you have the…
The eviction notice process explained for landlords
Sometimes, a landlord may need to evict a tenant. It’s important to note that eviction laws vary by state. If you aren’t familiar with your state’s eviction laws, you should…
Capital Improvements vs. Repairs and Maintenance Expenses
Once your property is in service, you’ll need to determine whether each repair and maintenance expense you incur should be classified as a regular expense or a capital improvement that…
A Clear & Simple Guide to Rental Property Depreciation
Rental property depreciation is one of the biggest and most important deductions for real estate investors because it reduces taxable income but not cash flow. For many landlords, the most…
Capital Gains, Depreciation Recapture, and 1031 Exchange Rules [2021 Update]
Note: This post is one in a series of articles produced in collaboration with The Real Estate CPA as part of the Tax Guide series. All corresponding tax articles are…
Rental Property Tax Deductions: The Ultimate Tax Guide [2023 Tax Year Edition]
If you’re like most real estate investors, tax season likely produces sweaty palms, an intimidating “to do” list, and an overwhelming sense of dread. The good news? It doesn’t have…
The Tax Extension Deadline for Real Estate Investors [+4 Extension Tips]
Remember scrambling at the last minute to get all your financials in order for your accountant at tax time? I certainly do, and it’s not fun. So much so that…