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fatlazyless · 02-25-2018, 07:44 AM

Haven't the tax rules for charitable donations changed with the new federal tax cut passed in December, which also doubles the personal deduction?

Yes, 39-feet would probably make it too big for a bob-house, but not too big for an accessory use, air-bnb, daily rental. Hook up the utilities, add wifi, make it a cozy, comfy, daily tourist rental and rent it out daily to the tourists as a way to help pay your property taxes.

With every passing year, your property taxes will go up, and you will get a year older, so having an air-bnb rv daily rental, on the side, could be a good income plan for growing old, paying your property tax, and remaining in your own home .... especially on the waterfront.

Most NH towns understand and allow for storing one rv on your residence property as a way to help pay your property tax, as you grow too danged old.

And, your local property taxes over $10,000/year will no longer be deductible off your federal income tax starting for tax year-2018.

02-25-2018, 07:44 AM	#7
fatlazyless Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 8,525 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 295 Thanked 957 Times in 698 Posts	.... the old rv; rent it out! Haven't the tax rules for charitable donations changed with the new federal tax cut passed in December, which also doubles the personal deduction? Yes, 39-feet would probably make it too big for a bob-house, but not too big for an accessory use, air-bnb, daily rental. Hook up the utilities, add wifi, make it a cozy, comfy, daily tourist rental and rent it out daily to the tourists as a way to help pay your property taxes. With every passing year, your property taxes will go up, and you will get a year older, so having an air-bnb rv daily rental, on the side, could be a good income plan for growing old, paying your property tax, and remaining in your own home .... especially on the waterfront. Most NH towns understand and allow for storing one rv on your residence property as a way to help pay your property tax, as you grow too danged old. And, your local property taxes over $10,000/year will no longer be deductible off your federal income tax starting for tax year-2018. __________________ ... down and out, liv'n that Walmart side of the lake!