If you’re a real estate investor looking for creative ways to minimize your tax burden while making extra income, the Augusta Rule could be the solution you’ve been seeking.

I'm looking to take over the management and looking for comments on other members experience with renting in the area. thanks,Jeff Hey Jeff,  I self manage in Augusta. 

@Dan Adams you can find cashflow in central Maine, Waterville, Augusta Skowhegan but yes this was a while back

Quote from @Charles Seaman: @Peter Li  The property that I sold was in Augusta, GA. 

I’m a real estate investor in the Augusta area.

Quote from @Jordan Riner: Hey Shameka, My name is Jordan Riner and I work with Sherman and Hemstreet in Augusta, GA.

With 75k is hard to find something but if you go to small towns like Macon Augusta Columbus your chances go higher.

But if there’s a “peak” season you could use the Augusta rule to rent it out 2 weeks this year and 2 weeks next year tax free. 

If you do decide to house hack, it can help cover living expenses, generate rental cash flow, allow you to write off a portion of expenses, and give you hands-on property management experience for your next investment move.For this situation, I do like Aaron’s idea about the Augusta Rule, if you rent your home to a business for short periods, you could potentially take tax-free rental income for up to 14 days per year.

Augusta Partners in 2014.