. $$$ drying up?

When allowed to dry, it contracts.

cap gains on this sort of stuff is not so cut and dry and you might not get hit so hard with it if you or your accountant knows what to do with the money before the sale and after the sale.what you think might be a cap gain on 120k, might turn out to be 80k etc...talk to your CPA.

Now if you put a property into a Inter Vivos Land Trust and then assign your LLC as a beneficiary then your trust is basically a dry trust already and provides no protection.

I have thought about doing this because the deals seem to have dried up in my area recently.

Fast forward, the assessor going through deed transfers sees that I paid alot less for the house and shows up in the gutted kitchen asking questions about the value to the dry man of all people.

It should be fairly easy, cut and dry.....the lien holders will take your price or not.

You will also need to pay for the labor to cut out the windows, frame the window, install, insulate, dry wall it and paint it.

However his stuff had some "help you with foreclosure" language in it that people thought might cross the line of what can be said if you aren't licensed to work with people in foreclosure for those kinds of services.If you just have a general "We Buy Houses" kind of message then you are just junk mail if people don't want to sell you their house.Maybe they don't have any dry cleaning do they call the cops when they get a coupon from the local dry cleaner?

So I decided to just change out most of the existing receptacles near a dry counter space to one of these:Now, all kitchen counter receptacles have to be GFCI protected so these need to be on a GFCI breakers or they need to be connected downstream on the load side of a GFCI receptacle.They were a BIG HIT to the tenants!