The Perks of Using an Old House for a Business
There are few feelings that match the beauty of owning an old home, but hefty rehabilitation costs can often get in the way. If you use the historical building as an income-producing property, however, you may be eligible for credit from the Historic Tax Credit (HTC) program. See this full article, written by Maggie Meahl and published by Old House Online, for more information on how this program makes owning an old home more affordable.
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- HTC program
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