Owning a condominium is sort of the “cousin” of renting – and many in the Jacksonville area choose to own a condominium instead of a stand-alone home. In this article, Kath discusses using government loans to finance a condo – an option many people did not know exists.
Read MoreKeeping your Jacksonville home in good shape helps it retain its value. The question is: Does it make more sense to do it yourself or hire a professional service? Depending on the type of project, you can save money by doing it yourself — going DIY — as long as you know what you’re doing.
Read MoreMany of us may perceive trusts as a complex subject better left to our attorney. However, a trust is simply a contract initiated by a grantor who agrees to transfer assets to a beneficiary, who then receives the assets as stipulated in the trust contract.
Read More"What are rental real estate passive activity losses and how do they affect me?" This requires a short jaunt into the cloudy world of "Passive activity losses."
Read MoreThe IRS treats your rental home like a business, and you should too. The rent you receive is income.
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