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You pay real estate taxes on the assessed value (35% of the property's appraised value) of your property. Your annual tax amount is computed through a straightforward calculation: the property's assessed value multiplied by the effective tax rate established through community-approved ballot measures and municipal levies.

You receive a 1099-MISC for rental income if a payer, such as a property manager or tenant, pays you $600 or more in a year. The payer must report it to the IRS and provide you the form by January 31. Make sure they have your correct name, address, and Taxpayer Identification Number. Keep a copy for your records and report the income accurately on your tax return.

You will typically pay a property manager a monthly fee equal to 5% to 10% of the monthly rent. This percentage can vary based on factors like the property type, location, and the number of units, with larger portfolios often seeing lower percentages. Additionally, you may face other costs such as a leasing fee for new tenants (50-100% of one month's rent), an on-boarding fee, and a markup on maintenance costs.

You should not move your neighbor's belongings yourself, as you could be held liable for any damage that occurs, and your neighbor could sue you for interference with their property. The situation should be handled by first issuing a formal written request, such as a certified letter, followed by the pursuit of legal action like a civil complaint if the initial request is ignored.

You should carry enough property damage liability auto insurance to cover potential costs from an at-fault accident, which depends on your net worth and risk tolerance. State minimums are often too low, so many drivers choose higher limits or a combined single-limit policy for better protection. Those with substantial assets may also add an umbrella policy for extra coverage.