Mark your property available for rent and it gets pushed out to several sites.

From what I've read in the Wall Street Journal, Austin's push to increase zoning for multifamily developments seems to be making a real difference.

We keep our properties on both year round but push them a little more during the slower months. 

Often times moving too fast with a limited margin for error can be a breeding ground for bad days ahead.

You have some life experience under the belt and are looking to push the train faster.The more investors you know in real life, the more opportunities that present themselves.

Here's a framework that you should know for tax planning:The further you can push your taxes out, the smaller they become.The time value of money shows us that a dollar is worth more today than 20 years from now.Planning is used to kick the can down the road, and make sure there will be available cash to pay the tax!

I finally got them to open a ticket and push it through, only to get an email the next day saying they couldn't find a vendor and that I'm welcome to take care of it myself.

We could probably push it to 70k income, but we take all of the good holidays for ourselves, and we have occupancy restrictions to lessen wear and tear on the property.

It's a declining biz model.....the city is trying to crack down on them, and insurance co.s are pushing back on the testing charges (which is where the profit is).

This is generally when depreciation pushes an otherwise positive profit to zero or below.