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Multi-family real estate provides stronger tax shelters than single-family properties through advanced depreciation schedules and cost segregation feasibility. While multi-family vs. single-family assets both allow for expense write-offs, the scale of multi-family syndications allows investors to legally offset passive income more aggressively through bonus depreciation. Tax Benefit Breakdown Investors need to compare the scalability of deductions between asset classes. A detailed financial analysis confirms that the “velocity of money” is significantly higher for commercial assets, driven by the efficiency of tax-deferral strategies. Feature Single-Family Rental Multi-Family... Read more
Most multifamily real estate owners need to finance or refinance their apartment community at some point. Many utilize the small balance multifamily loan programs...
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) says consumers have lost millions to rental scams and that people ages 18-29 were three times more likely to report losing money than...
KEY TAKEAWAYS States are introducing new rules to limit or eliminate “junk fees” in rental housing, focusing on application charges, late fees, and hidden...
Price can be one of the most important factors people consider when looking for housing. But what happens when the rental price advertised doesn’t represent the price...
Unlock the hidden tax treasures of VA loan-financed rental properties and supercharge your investment returns! Veterans Affairs (VA) loans are a valuable benefit for U.S. military veterans, active-duty service members, and eligible spouses, offering favorable terms to help them achieve homeownership. While VA loans are typically associated with primary residences, savvy investors have found ways to leverage these loans for rental properties. Understanding the tax benefits and considerations associated with VA loan-financed rental properties is crucial for maximizing returns and ensuring compliance with tax regulations. Understanding VA Loans Before diving into the tax implications, it’s... Read more
The new year doesn’t just bring new gifts and new resolutions. It also brings new laws. State and local lawmakers have a lot on tap for 2026 when it comes to housing...
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) just issued a major update on criminal-record screening and rolled back several prior guidance documents. This...
The nation’s largest housing assistance program, Section 8, is a lifeline for tenants across the nation who would otherwise be priced out of expensive housing...
As of 1 August 2025, Massachusetts law prohibits landlords and real estate brokers from imposing broker or leasing fees on tenants unless the tenant independently hires...
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