What I do with my properties for sale, is to tape the flyer to back patio door so any potential buyers can get all the stats immediately and a contact phone number.

This is no ordinary election: America lost this election.

We were talking to each other, walking around, nothing out of the ordinary.

Internal Revenue Code § 453 defines a dealer disposition as Any disposition of real property which is held by the taxpayer for sale to customers in the ordinary course of the taxpayer’s trade or business.

There is no "ordinary" situation.Couple important questions:Why do you want to buy this particular home?

BUT, when you sell the property, all the gain including the refi is taxable-likely short term gain and ordinary income.

The lease should be a perfectly ordinary lease.

What I took out of this thread of good info...If they cause damages or require extra-ordinary cleaning, charge them for it.

Moreover, once you finally do close on these wholesale deals, the tax man is going to have his hand out since this is ordinary income (the normal assumptions apply).So, $100 per hour may not even be close when you include the real world operating expenses.

If the roof don't leak, if the window is not drafty, if nothing is out of the ordinary then your culprit is humidity.