A holdover tenant is someone who has turned in a notice to vacate or has not paid their rent. Find out about a holdover tenant with help from a property manager and real estate agent in this free video clip. Hi, my name is Michele Hayward. I'm a property manager and realtor for Legacy Realty and Management, and today I'm going to explain to you what a hold-over tenant is. Typically with a lease agreement there is a specified start date and there's a specified ending date.
Decide how much to invest. You can invest up to $18,000 in the TSP in 2017, plus an extra $6,000 in catch-up contributions if you're 50 or older. Since contributions are pre-tax, investing the full $18,000 only reduces your take-home pay by $13,500 if you're in the 25 percent tax bracket.
Uncle Sam matches your contributions in pay periods where you are contributing to the TSP. If there were 26 pay dates, you would contribute $693 per pay period to reach $18,000 in the final pay period of the year. Of course, if there were 27 pay dates, you would have one pay period where you were not contributing to the TSP and you would, therefore, not receive the 4% contribution that represents the match; you would receive the agency automatic 1% contribution.