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It’s nice to know that landlords have plenty of tax deductions to take advantage of. Some deductions are fairly straightforward, and others much more complex, but they’re generally worth the effort you put in to qualify for them. Here are eleven deductions to consider in 2026:

Property management accounting requires attention to detail, consistency and the right tools. As your portfolio grows accounting processes become more and more critical to profitability and compliance. We prepared an essential guide for best practices, ready to learn more?

Master 1099 requirements, avoid penalties, and unlock tax savings with this step-by-step guide for rental property owners.

A landlord-focused look at how property taxes work, why rates vary across the U.S., and the smartest ways to plan ahead, reduce your bill, and avoid common tax mistakes. Includes a year-round toolkit for staying organized.

Discover the pros and cons of cash vs. accrual accounting to choose the best method for your business. Read the article to make an informed decision.

Learn how to use a tenant ledger – and templates for building one – with our go-to guide! Discover best practices for tracking payments and financial transactions.

Master profit and loss management for your business success. Learn essential strategies and insights to enhance your financial decision-making. Read more!

Learn how to effectively read and manage your owner statement. Gain insights and tips to ensure your property investments are on track. Read the guide now!

Discover the essentials of rent rolls and how they can enhance your real estate investment decisions. Read more to strengthen your investment strategy.

How much does it actually cost to break a lease? In this article, we’ll be covering everything landlords need to know to navigate the ins and outs of ending a lease early while also minimizing the consequences of this kind of action.

What’s included in a triple net lease, and what makes it different from a gross lease or a modified gross lease? In this article, we cover everything you need to know, as well as what to consider before adding one to your portfolio. 

A lessee is anyone - an individual or a business - who rents or leases property from another party, known as the lessor. In this guide, we’ll break down exactly what it means to be a lessee, how it’s different from being a “renter,” and what responsibilities and rights come with the role. 

A strong customer renewal rate is one of the most important metrics in the business of renting homes. If you’re not actively tracking and working to improve it, you could be leaving money on the table every single month. So, let’s dive in!

If you’re a landlord in charge of a residential rental property or you work in commercial property management, you need to be informed about property taxes. Don’t stress: we’ve got you covered in this blog that details everything you need to know about property taxes and tenants as a landlord.

In this article, we explore how guarantors can positively influence financial agreements, the due diligence required in selecting one, and how to leverage this relationship to bolster trust and security in your financial dealings.