Managing Your Landlord Business
What are the key issues involved with being a landlord? When do you need to hire a lawyer or have a website? Should you employ a management company, or use a resident manager? Are you familiar with valuable tax deductions available to landlords, and do you know what to do to minimize costly legal mistakes? These articles answer these questions and more.
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Simple suggestions to help your landlord or property management business run smoothly.
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Top Ten Legal Mistakes That Can Sink Your Landlord Business
Know the laws in your state before you rent out space.
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When Should a Landlord Hire a Lawyer?
In some situations, property owners can benefit from a lawyer's help. Learn when to consult an attorney.
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When Should a Landlord Hire a Property Management Company?
Hiring a property management company can be great for your business, or not.
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Top Ten Tax Deductions for Landlords
Learn about the many tax deductions available to rental property owners.
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Section 179 Expensing: How Rental Property Owners Can Deduct Long-Term Asset Costs
How rental property owners can speed up depreciation deductions with Section 179
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Taxes You Need to Pay When Selling Rental Real Estate
Learn about taxes you will have to pay when you sell rental property at a profit or loss.
More Legal Topics
- Collecting and Returning Security Deposits
- Dogs in Rental Housing
- Evicting a Tenant or Ending a Lease
- Landlord Liability
- Landlord's Right to Enter
- Rental Applications and Tenant Screening
- Rental Repairs and Maintenance
- Signing a Lease or Rental Agreement
- State and Federal Housing Discrimination Laws
- State Landlord-Tenant Laws
- Collecting and Returning Security Deposits
- Dogs in Rental Housing
- Evicting a Tenant or Ending a Lease
- Landlord Liability
- Landlord's Right to Enter
- Rental Applications and Tenant Screening
- Rental Repairs and Maintenance
- Signing a Lease or Rental Agreement
- State and Federal Housing Discrimination Laws
- State Landlord-Tenant Laws
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