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Investors in multifamily real estate may be overstating property values and paying more in taxes as a result of failing to separate intangible assets from the real estate itself. That oversight can lead to missed opportunities to reduce property tax burdens, according to Todd Jones, principal and CEO of RealAdvice, who spoke Tuesday at the GlobeSt. Multifamily Owners Summit in Tampa. Jones said many owners and investors do not fully account for the distinction between taxable real estate and non-taxable intangible assets when valuing properties, even though the difference can materially impact assessments. “Intangible assets aren’t taxable,” Jones said.... Read more
Apartment owners generally depreciate most of a residential rental building over 27.5 years. That rental property depreciation schedule is straightforward, but it can...
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Key Takeaways Residential rental property earns more than 80% of its revenue from dwelling units and is used as living spaces for tenants. These properties can provide monthly cash flow and appreciate over time, making them an attractive investment option. Owners may benefit from tax advantages but face liquidity risks and management responsibilities. Engaging a property management company can mitigate landlord headaches but reduces profit margins. The IRS uses the 27.5-year MACRS schedule for depreciation on residential rental property. What Is Residential Rental Property? Residential rental property refers to a type of real estate investment where a property, such as houses,... Read more
Key Takeaways Hands-on landlords need knowledge of tenant law for simple repairs. Property managers or REITs can help if you can’t manage properties. Typical...
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Inheriting a home can seem like a windfall—especially if it’s a beach house, a mountain cabin, or a tourist destination retreat. For a growing number of heirs, the...
Are you looking to maximize your tax savings while investing in real estate? Understanding how depreciation affects the tax basis of an asset is a crucial piece of the...
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