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U.S. Resident With Central America Rental Property Tries To Figure Out If International Landlords Are All Getting Double-Taxed On Rental Income
For many U.S. residents, owning rental property in another country can be a lucrative venture. However, a homeowner with a property in Central America is grappling with a perplexing financial […]
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Homeowner Can Sell For $250K Or Rent For $1,600, But The 5% New Mortgage, Cap Gains, Management Fees, And $60K Balance Make The Math Messy
The dilemma of whether to sell or retain a property is one that often leaves homeowners wrestling with a multitude of financial calculations. A recent post paints a vivid picture […]
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New Property Management Company Wants To Offer 30% Off To Landlords In Pennsylvania But Doesn’t Know How To Reach Them
A new property management company in Pennsylvania is eager to attract landlords, but they’re facing a significant hurdle: they don’t know how to reach them. The owner, just starting out […]
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Asthmatic Tenant With A Mold Allergy Has Leaking Sliding Windows, Moldy Sheetrock, A Toddler, And A 3-Month-Old While The Landlord Goes Silent
In a troubling situation that has left a young family in distress, a tenant residing in an older apartment building is battling not only the threat of mold but also […]
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Roommate’s Cat Stops Using The Litter Box, Fills The House With Ammonia Smell, And The Landlord Is Also The Roommate’s Mom
The challenges of shared living can be a delicate balance, but when family ties intertwine with tenant responsibilities, the situation can become precarious. One tenant found themselves grappling with a […]
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Person Managing Parents’ 4 Condos Can’t Get The Condo Association President To Answer Calls, Return Messages, Or Send Documents
In a perplexing situation that seems to reflect a break in basic communication protocols, a homeowner is struggling to manage four condos left to him by his parents. The individual, […]
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Oregon Apartment Complex Suddenly Says Any Unit With More Than Two Cars Must Rent A Garage, Even Though The Rule Wasn’t In The Lease
Residents of an Oregon apartment complex are facing an unexpected challenge as their landlord has introduced a new parking rule that could significantly impact their finances. In a move that […]
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Latina Landlord’s Daughter Wants To Be Compassionate With Low-Income Tenants, But Her Dad’s Kindness Has Turned Into Unpaid Rent, Storage Violations, And Messy Hallways
In the heart of Los Angeles, a young Latina woman is grappling with the complex realities of property management, inherited from her immigrant father. While her father has built a […]
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Auction Buyer Gets A Property With Unknown Tenants, No Keys, No Agreements, And Occupants Refusing Entry On The Previous Owner’s Instructions
In an unexpected twist of fate, a homeowner recently found themselves locked in a battle over a newly-acquired property that came with an insurmountable obstacle: unknown tenants, no keys, and […]
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First-Time Landlord’s Agent Says Referencing Passed But Won’t Share Employer, Landlord, Credit, Right-To-Rent, Or Occupant Details
In a perplexing situation faced by a first-time landlord, a letting agent has caused considerable frustration by withholding key information about a prospective tenant. The homeowner, who recently entered the […]