The scammer used what was likely a Google Voice number and pretended to be me when answering the phone.A lot of people got ripped off for a lot of upfront fees.

Pretend you don't live there at all, and forget about buying anything (let's pretend you went to live with your in-laws or in a van by the river for a minute).

The comments pretend that all of the barriers that brought about the lawsuit never existed. 

When the game couldn't continue, Sief tried really hard to pretend he was also a victim and allured you to sign all kinds of forms to get himself out of it. 

This is hilarious.You conveniently omitted property taxes ($237/mo as you stated in an early reply) as well as interest only payments on the HELOC you're using ($27,000 borrowed at 8.5% = $191.25/mo).That's $428.25/mo of expenses you just pretended aren't there. 

Remove your franchisee tag, or start pretending like these actually belong to you. 

Why don't you pretend to be a tenant and go look at some local S8 properties to see the level of finishes they have?

Pretending those are the only costs, it is about $15K just to buy and sell the home (I know there are maintenance and repairs as well as other costs).

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I don't work in Connecticut enough to know this answer off-hand but a large majority of states that opt-out of bonus depreciation effectively pretend it doesn't exist.