Landlord Resources

Receiving rent payments online is a convenient and time-saving solution for landlords and property managers. You can receive payments quickly and securely and avoid the hassle of collecting and depositing checks by enabling online payments.

Although income tax initially sputtered to a start in the United States, it’s now an annual given. What are some important items you need to know about Form 1040 before you fill it out for tax day?

As a landlord, you may have questions about what constitutes rental income, the appropriate tax form to use, and any exceptions to consider; here's some helpful information to guide you.

Accepting cash for rent collection can sometimes increase cash on hand or reduce delays but moving toward digital forms of payment is recommended. By doing so, landlords and tenants can reduce potential harm, boost productivity, and streamline the rent collection process.

Landlord accounting can be a very complicated process, and it is important for landlords to get it right. Here are several things that landlords should understand and do to make sure that their accounting reports are accurate.

Online rent payment methods save a ton of time, although that’s not the only advantage. For landlords and property managers, online payments make tracking and documenting your transactions easier.

Online rent collection is one of the easiest methods for landlords for a variety of reasons. Here are five reasons why to choose online rent payment systems.

At tax time, landlords must submit a Schedule E to report their income and loss from rental real estate. Preparing to fill out this schedule can take a lot of time and effort on your part, especially if you want to take full advantage of deductions. 

As a landlord, you can claim a lot of deductions at tax time. In fact, the real estate rental category is eligible to write off more expenses than most other categories - so do not let your deductions go unclaimed!

In the past twelve months, we’ve experienced the largest inflation increase in 40 years. With inflation on the rise, many of us are feeling the financial pinch. It’s nice to know that for landlords, there are a lot of available tax deductions that can help keep money in pockets.

If you’ve toyed with the idea of hiring a tax professional in the past, this is a good year to switch to someone who will submit electronically, especially if you normally send in a paper filing.

Check out other things you should know about tax filing this year. 

Even though there are some potential hiccups associated with this year’s tax-filing process, there are some things you can do for a smoother ride through this tax season. Here are five things to keep in mind as you gear up to submit.

Even with the inevitable end of the pandemic approaching, we will likely feel the effects of COVID-19 for a while. It’s been a long road, but the aim is to survive until there are opportunities to thrive.