The Dwelling Collection August 4, 2019
Tax Savings
Stability – fixed mortgage payments versus possible increase in rent over years
Equity
Secondary Income – when you own a property, you can use it to rent out space to tenants
Flexibility – there are short term and long term leases that give you the chance to leave and move around more frequently with less headache
Little Maintenance – landlords typically pay for upkeep and repairs made in rental units
Possible utility coverage – in some instances, landlords will include utilities like heat and hot water in the rental cost
Stay tuned with us for the latest forecasts and strategies to navigate these changes.
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