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Tax Treatment of Real Estate Income

The basic premise behind a rental real estate investment is relatively simple: an investor purchases a property, leases it to an individual or business, and uses the rental income to pay the expenses needed to operate the property. If there is any money left after all expenses are paid (including debt service), it is returned […]

How to Use an IRA to Invest in Commercial Real Estate

An Individual Retirement Account is a specialized type of savings/investment account designed to encourage savings for retirement by offering unique tax advantages. For many individuals, the IRA is the centerpiece of their retirement plan and the funds within it are invested in a mix of stocks and bonds. This investment approach is just fine for […]

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Tax Treatment of Real Estate Income

How to Use an IRA to Invest in Commercial Real Estate

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