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What is AB 2747? AB 2747 is a California rent law designed to make Rent Reporting more accessible, helping Renters build credit while setting clear guidelines for Landlords. Rent is one of the largest recurring expenses for most people, yet it has historically not been reflected in credit scores. This law aims to change that by allowing Renters to strengthen their credit profiles through on-time rent payments. For Renters, this new California law presents an opportunity to improve their credit without taking on debt. A stronger credit score can lead to better financial opportunities, including easier approval for loans and rental applications. For Landlords, offering Rent... Read more
When preparing a property for rent, you handle key tasks like painting, cleaning carpets, making minor repairs, and ensuring that plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems...
Tax season is upon us, and understanding real estate taxes for landlords, investors, and property managers is essential. As with any business, taxes can play a big role...
Many landlords ask, ‘is rental income taxable?’ Whether you’re renting out one property or several, understanding taxes is crucial for your business’s...
Technology has fundamentally reshaped the way property managers and their staff interact with residents. With new advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), many...
If you’re investing passively in multifamily real estate, you’re already familiar with “K-1s,” multistate filing requirements, and very likely aware of the possibility of 100% bonus depreciation returning under this new administration. It can sound complicated, but with a deeper understanding of these concepts, and some advanced strategies surrounding them, you can position yourself to take maximum advantage of real estate’s unique tax benefits. Below, I will break down how these elements can affect your investments, highlight more sophisticated tactics for protecting and growing your capital some investors use, and explain why keeping an eye on potential policy shifts can make... Read more
In property management, ensuring a safe and respectful living environment isn’t just about reacting to problems—it’s about preventing them before they...
A new California law signed last fall by Gov. Gavin Newsom will no longer require renters to pay certain fees starting next month. Under Senate Bill 611, landlords or...
Investors, property owners, and developers that are involved in affordable housing were doubtless glad to hear of the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s...
Understanding multifamily real estate tax implications involves grasping taxable rental income, capital gains, and depreciation deductions which impact tax rates....
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