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Julio Gonzalez
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Tips for Cutting Costs on Your Real Estate Property!

Julio Gonzalez
#4 New Member Introductions Contributor
  • Specialist
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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I know there are still many real estate owners out there that are struggling from the effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Especially commercial property owners as many businesses make working from a home a more permanent option. Here are some tips on how to cut costs and keep your property above water!

  • Review and re-negotiate utilities
  • Analyze insurance policies
  • Find new tenants such as 5G Rooftop Leasing
  • Discuss loan payment deferral options with lenders
  • Repurpose all or a portion of your building / property
  • Extend tax returns to September
  • Appeal increases in property taxes or negotiate lowering or deferring payments for current property taxes
  • Assist current tenants and educate them on funding programs available to them
  • Refinance any existing loans
  • Search for new income sources
  • Discuss deferral of insurance payments or partial payments with your insurance provider
  • Research Funding Assistance in the Chambers of Commerce guides
  • Defer the employer’s share of Social Security payroll tax
  • Take advantage of higher interest deductions
  • Utilize active losses
  • Apply cost segregation utilizing the new CARES tax laws and amend up to 5 years of previous tax returns to potentially receive refunds

I hope these tips were helpful and if you have any questions at all, feel free to reach out!

  • Julio Gonzalez
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