Raising Rent In Lakewood

[avromie7]

Would you be able to elaborate on this a bit or to link to somewhere that does?
I'd like to get a good understanding of this.
Thank you.

Your best option is to ask your accountant.

[ae123]

Your best option is to ask your accountant.

Most of them don't give much time for discussions.

[Dawie]

Most of them don't give much time for free discussions.

FIFM

[Euclid]

FIFM

This is why I've started doing my own taxes. Not sure why I needed to pay a random non-CPA $500+ to do it. If I have any questions - I'll pay for a consult with the managing CPA

[aygart]

This is why I've started doing my own taxes. Not sure why I needed to pay a random non-CPA $500+ to do it. If I have any questions - I'll pay for a consult with the managing CPA

Are you sure you can get such a consult as a non client?

[yuneeq]

Are you sure you can get such a consult as a non client?

I've done that a few times in the past

[Yakov15]

This is why I've started doing my own taxes. Not sure why I needed to pay a random non-CPA $500+ to do it. If I have any questions - I'll pay for a consult with the managing CPA

There may be something you don’t know about or didn’t think of that a CPA will do.

[aygart]

I've done that a few times in the past

With the managing CPA? I guess it can depend on season too.

[Euclid]

There may be something you don’t know about or didn’t think of that a CPA will do.

Unfortunately a CPA isn't the one that actually does the returns in many practices. 

[aygart]

Unfortunately a CPA isn't the one that actually does the returns in many practices.

They typically review them after. The bigger value is for planning towards the next year.

[Euclid]

The bigger value is for planning towards the next year.

Which isn't included in the return service, it's an additional consult IME. Which is why I don't see any value in having them prepare my return.

[Yakov15]

Unfortunately a CPA isn't the one that actually does the returns in many practices.

Ye but they should have the same guidelines as the managing CPA, no?

[EliyahuF]

I’m currently a tenant paying the 2021 pricing. My contract is up and January. If I were to leave my landlord can fetch another $400 a month.
Considering the fact that I would like to stay, what’s the best Mehalech going forward to avoid a $400 increase?

I’ve voiced my concerns, now it’s time to voice my relief.
Apparently there’s still some good people out there as my landlord only raised me 5 percent Bh!
Thanks all for the input!

[yesitsme]

I’ve voiced my concerns, now it’s time to voice my relief.
Apparently there’s still some good people out there as my landlord only raised me 5 percent Bh!
Thanks all for the input!

hmm i never knew you're a DDFer, nice

[EliyahuF]

hmm i never knew you're a DDFer, nice

Define DDFer

[jye]

I’ve voiced my concerns, now it’s time to voice my relief.
Apparently there’s still some good people out there as my landlord only raised me 5 percent Bh!
Thanks all for the input!

Does a “good tenant” unilaterally offer his landlord to pay closer to the going rate or does this only apply to good landlords?

[joe1234]

Does a “good tenant” unilaterally offer his landlord to pay closer to the going rate or does this only apply to good landlords?

It applies to the "charger" not the "chargee".

[jye]

This guy who wrote into the Lakewood Voice is one unhappy camper. Poritzes sucking out the lifeblood of their tenants? Really?

Evidently, our yeshivos have to do a better job of teaching both Jewish history of pre-war Europe and economics.

[yesitsme]

i have news for you my mortgage went up with a few hundred dollars

[ae123]

Are prices coming down?
What's the going rate now for a 3 bdrm 1.5 bath basement?