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5. Rental Property Improvements and Taxes

5. Rental Property Improvements and Taxes

Brandon Hall, CPA

Rental Property Improvements and Taxes

Rental properties break down. At some point, you’ll have to make the decision to make minor repairs or a completely replace building components. Rental property improvements vs repairs have significant tax implications, some of which we talk about today.

I share my personal story about turning over one of my own units. I walk you through the thought process of a landlord and a CPA who wants to maximize rental property tax deductions and subsequently my returns.

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Brandon Hall, CPA

Brandon is a Certified Public Accountant, national speaker, and is the Founder/Managing Partner of Hall CPA PLLC. Brandon works with real estate investors, syndicates, and private equity funds to optimize tax positions and streamline accounting and business functions. He believes that real estate investing is critical to building sustainable and generational wealth. Brandon worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young prior to launching his own CPA firm, Hall CPA PLLC (The Real Estate CPA). Through the knowledge gained by working with real estate investors, Brandon has built a real estate portfolio of 25 units consisting of multi-family, single family, and short-term rentals.

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