> That’s not how taxes and “write-offs” work. You deduct your expenses from your income, and pay tax on a percentage of what’s left. Having more income is alway

> That’s not how taxes and “write-offs” work. You deduct your expenses from your income, and pay tax on a percentage of what’s left. Having more income is always better than having more expenses. Does that apply to all properties, including commercial buildings? I only said that because a close friend of Tebo's wife (that's his actual name, and he named his business after himself from striking it big in collectors Coins) was a trainer at the gym I went to and we'd often talk about how all the property surrounding the area was owned by him and a lot are vacant, he said that was her rationale. He could be wrong or made it up, I suppose. He literately is a Feudal Lord in Boulder and has obscene amounts of holdings, its actually alarming how much clout the guy has a result of it and the effect it has on the local population.