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PILAM251
@pilam251 Dec 12, 2017, 11:10 PM UTC

Renting to Stoners -- How to Handle Legalized Pot in your Rental Property

What do you do when Cheech and Chong move into your rental property? Good Question! And one that's of far more relevance for landlords as strict anti-drug polices give way to recreational and medicin…

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@pilam251 Dec 12, 2017, 5:09 PM UTC

A $3 Starbucks + Sales Tax & Capital Gains; How the IRS Treats Crypto Currency

A coworker recently remarked that she used Bitcoin to purchase a coffee in her trendy Minneapolis neighborhood. That $3 purchase might come with a hefty price tag come April 15th however based on the…

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@pilam251 Dec 8, 2017, 5:14 PM UTC

1031 Like Property Exchange

If you're reading this post you're likely asking the question: "Is there a way to defer the gains from one investment property sale to the next?" Yes, in fact there is, but it's complicated and in th…

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@pilam251 Dec 7, 2017, 5:14 PM UTC

Can we have a dog? How to address the question of tenants and pets.

Often the topic of pets comes up when talking to new landlords. Should I allow them? How do I protect my property from damage? What about all that hair!?! A few helpful tips if you're considering all…

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@pilam251 Dec 7, 2017, 4:49 PM UTC

Should you use an LLC for Rental Property? Yes... and, No

Owning rental property in, or more accurately, transferring title to an LLC is preferable in my opinion to isolate that property from other property you own / your personal assets should someone brin…

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PILAM251

Renting to Stoners -- How to Handle Legalized Pot in your Rental Property

A $3 Starbucks + Sales Tax & Capital Gains; How the IRS Treats Crypto Currency

1031 Like Property Exchange

Can we have a dog? How to address the question of tenants and pets.

Should you use an LLC for Rental Property? Yes... and, No