I Have an APP for That! If you have an iPhone you can get an app for about anything you can think of. Some apps are so useful and are a must to make life so much easier; others, well, you wonder about the people who thought them up. Investment property is big business right [...]
The Ins and Outs of Investment Property Tax Deductions
February 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Congratulations, you are in the Rental Business You have just purchased your first investment property. You did your homework. You found the perfect home, in the perfect location; within a great school district, close to shopping and freeways access. The house is in great shape and you snatched it up for a song. Congratulations, you [...]
New York Real Estate Question & Answer
October 22, 2011 By
Behavior issues in a co-op; replacing the fridge in a stabilized unit; how to prepare for a new landlord.
The Bay Citizen: Forced From Home at 75 as Tenant Rules Bend
October 21, 2011 By
A landlord’s legal maneuver is described as an injustice by tenant advocates, but courts have backed the action.
The Appraisal: Rentals Gained Favor in an Earlier Boom-and-Bust Period – Appraisal
October 18, 2011 By
A study of New York City’s real estate prices over the past 100 years found a strong connection between the stock market and apartment prices. In the 1930s, when sales dried up, rentals became popular.
