cpabsd Posted March 3, 2022 Report Posted March 3, 2022 A client purchased a set of 5 townhomes as one purchase. For real estate tax purposes, it is treated as one property ( although listed as 5 houses). For insurance purposes, there are 5 separate policies. The purchase documents list all 5 addresses. Would you set up as 5 different rentals or one? If it matters, the entity files a partnership return. Quote
Lee B Posted March 3, 2022 Report Posted March 3, 2022 Since we can't predict the future, I would set up as 5 different rentals, since that would provide more long term flexibility, record keeping wise. For example, you could have significant fire damage in one unit. Obviously the fee for preparing 5 rentals would be higher. 4 Quote
Slippery Pencil Posted March 3, 2022 Report Posted March 3, 2022 Is it one building? Is he able to split and sell all 5 separately or can he only sell as one unit? 1 Quote
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