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May 9, 2017 By john

The Basics of Tenancy-in-Common Ownership Arrangements

Many of our clients are real estate owners and so in this installment of HTW we thought it beneficial to introduce the concept of tenancy-in-common ownership arrangements. A tenancy-in-common (TIC) is a form of joint ownership which involves multiple owners who share an undivided fractional interest

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February 7, 2017 By john

Essential Points of the Principal Residence Exclusion

In our first essay on section 1031 we promised to explore other sections of the tax code – namely, 1033 and 121 – which may be of interest to our readers. As always with HTC, we are true to our word. In this essay we will discuss some of the basic facts of section 121. Section 121 is referred to as

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October 28, 2016 By john

Vancouver’s Latest Tax May Impact Seattle Real Estate Market

Though the Seattle real estate market is attractive on its own merits, a recent tax issued in Vancouver, Canada may create even more demand in the Seattle housing market. In recent years, foreign buyers have caused housing prices in the Vancouver market to rise substantially. In response, the city

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October 21, 2016 By john

Basic Facts of Cost Segregation

Cost segregation is a process which involves separating personal property assets from real property assets for the purpose of shortening the time of depreciation and reducing tax liability. In a cost segregation study, assets are classed together according to their depreciation period. Cost

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June 17, 2016 By john

The Tax Benefits of Real Estate Ownership

Most people -- even those among the so-called millennial generation -- would like to own property at some point in their lives. Since it relates to both our drive for prosperity as well as our abundance of space, there is something about real estate ownership which gives off a thoroughly American

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March 31, 2016 By john

Reasons Why Your Property Taxes May Have Increased

If you own a home or commercial property, you will notice that your property tax amount changes from year to year. No matter where you are located, there exists always a possibility that your property tax will increase. Here are some reasons why your property taxes may vary annually. Increase in

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December 16, 2013 By john

Tax Deductible Rental Property Expenses, Part 4: Landscaping, Hired Help, HOA Fees

In order for your rental property to be attractive to prospective renters, it should be found in good and presentable order. These expenses can be deducted against the income received from this property provided they meet the business use requirements. Let’s look at landscaping, hired help, and HOA

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December 9, 2013 By john

Tax Deductible Rental Loss

One thing we learned about investing in real estate over the last few years is that it can be quite volatile at times and requires sufficient capital and planning to be successful. Rental properties are traditionally long term investments and losses may occur during the holding period. Investors

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