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Investment property

Property held primarily for income or financial return rather than personal use. Financing and tax treatment depend on the actual use and circumstances.

On a porch of a two-unit house, an owner and a partner look at keys, a property folder and a toolbox
  1. Bought to earn rent
  2. Keep records for each unit
  3. Budget for upkeep

Where it matters

Review cash flow, acquisition costs, financing terms, and required reserves before committing.

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This page is general education. The current law, program rules, and specific housing records determine how a rental home is treated. Rentari provides software and written guides, not legal advice or licensed property management.

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