Today, we’re discussing why you might not want to become an ‘accidental landlord’. It’s when you decide to rent out a property you own, that you originally intended to sell – typically after you bought another, new home. While this can sound like a great opportunity for extra income, there are some pitfalls you need to be aware of. And from a tax point of view, there are some big ones.
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