Kansas City Missouri’s 1% Earnings Tax for Rental Property
1% Earnings Tax is for earned income. Ask your tax professional if rental income is earned income. Thie city of Kansas City Missouri has some new touchy feely, highly subjective, no idea how to apply rules that say your rental income should, maybe, might need to be taxed.
From Landlord to Lien-Lord: Why Note Investing is a Game Changer with Tracy Z and Fred Rewey
Traditional rental properties come with a long list of responsibilities—repairs, property taxes, dealing with vacancies, and handling difficult tenants. Tracy and Fred discovered early on that while real estate ownership builds wealth, being the lender offers many of the same financial benefits with fewer headaches.
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Housing Voucher BillsProposed Bills in Missouri on Housing VouchersHousing Voucher Bills
Legislation to Prohibit Local Governments from Requiring Private Property Owners to Accept Section 8 What started as two bills in the Missouri House and one in the Senate that would Prohibit local governments from requiring private property owners to accept Section 8 vouchers. Two bills seem to be the same as HB2385 from last year which passed in the House and crossed over to a favorable reception in the Senate. The third is a Senate Bill which was also deals with similar issues. All are a result of the New Kansas City Missouri Source of Income Law that was passed in 2024. Update March 3th on MO SB 507 This Bill was to be discussed in committee on March 3rd, should be voted on in committee on March 10th, where we may need people to travel to Jefferson City to provide testimony. When it passed the committee, it will still
Alternatives to Eviction to Try 1st in Missouri
There are many reasons you may want to avoid eviction, especially in areas like Missouri where the case could end up with a full Jury Trail. Here are a few alternatives to try first.
The Criminal as a Protected Class in Kansas City Missouri
Kansas City’s Second Chance Revolution – The Criminal as a Protected Class Kansas City Ordinance 241074—adopted on January 16, 2025—is often described as a “second chance” law. It amends sections of Chapter 2 (Administration) and Chapter 38 (Civil Rights) of the city’s Code of Ordinances to include persons with criminal histories as a protected class. This means that, in addition to protections based on race, gender, religion, and other factors, individuals with criminal records now have legal safeguards against discrimination in employment, housing, and other areas under the city’s ordinances. The measure, sponsored by Councilmember Melissa Robinson and supported by a 9‑3 vote, is intended to help combat the long-term impacts of incarceration by reducing the stigma and barriers that follow a criminal record. Below are the key provisions of Ordinance 241074 that affect housing: 1. Expanded Protected Class: The ordinance amends the city’s Code of Ordinances to add individuals
