New Book Highlights Strategies To Escape The Burdens Of Owning Rental Property For Individual Landlords

PORTLAND, Ore., May 5, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Real estate industry veterans Richard D. Gann and Jason L. McMurtry have authored a new guide for rental property owners called "How to Retire from Being a Landlord." The book is available for purchase from Amazon.

"How to Retire from Being a Landlord" provides simple, no-nonsense information for landlords seeking to:

1. Evaluate the relative performance of their current property
2. Minimize—or avoid—paying taxes on the sale of their property
3. Find a better, passive investment solution

Oregon and California recently declared war on landlords, imposing egregious new requirements, restrictions and income limitations. Coupled with the ever-increasing layers of taxation and regulation, liability for property owners has never been more threatening. Yet according to the U.S. Census Bureau, three-quarters of all rental housing properties are owned by individual taxpayers, not large corporations. In targeting "big real estate", the government instead is undermining mom-and-pop landlords who rely on rental income to sustain their retirement.

"Too many retirees are keeping rental properties they should be selling," said author and attorney Richard Gann, a resident of Portland, Ore. "There is no reason to suffer the burdens of a landlord when passive alternatives exist. The first step toward improving your life is to learn about your options."

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