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During tax season, rental real estate owners are required to report rental income on their tax returns. According to the IRS, rental income is defined as the money you receive from the occupants of your rental, i.e. rent payments.

It also covers:

  • Regular paid rent
  • Advanced paid rent
  • Secu...

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Deciding to have a pet-friendly policy in your rental home requires careful consideration. You need to be aware of the benefits and drawbacks it presents.

Evaluate if welcoming pets is manageable for you. If you’re open to the idea, you need to add a pet policy to the leasing agreement. Renting t...

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Key Takeaways

  • Even in competitive markets like Raleigh, Charlotte, and the Triangle, there are still overlooked homes with real potential and investors who know what to look for can spot value others miss.
  • Cosmetic issues, long listing times, and motivated sellers often signal opportunity,...

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Key Takeaways

  • It’s not uncommon for landlords to end up with their additional property through unintentional means.
  • Even if it wasn’t in your original plans, a rental property is a great opportunity to build wealth.
  • Maximizing your success as a rental owner can be made much easier by partner...

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Key Takeaways

  • Market Forces Drive Rent – Economic health, interest rates, and housing supply directly influence local rental pricing and demand.
  • Location and Property Type Matter – Desirable neighborhoods and in-demand property types command higher rents and attract quality tenants.
  • Stay Fle...

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