It's widely noted that we'll be in for a bumpy ride going into 2019/2020 as the Fed dials up interest rates, at the same time that the tax stimulus subsides.

However, it is on the grass between the curb and sidewalk which i believe is technically government property.  

Most HELOC's interest-rate is tied to prime and will fluctuate when the Fed raises rates. 

., and plan to weed and mulch all units' front beds as they never take care of the them, even if they mow the grass.  

This spring I plan to steralize, or I know that they are easily smothered by growing sage grass or bunch grass in the area.

Grass we do so we can check up on that location.

- This property is in a good area (about 1/2 mile from my primary residence), but is on a large lot with several trees and essentially no grass. 

When I got fed up and asked to terminate the PM contract, it took them 15 days to respond and tell me that it will cost me $1000 to terminate the contract.

The gain would beSelling price - selling costs(commissions etc) - purchase price - closing costs for purchase - remodelcosts = gainFederal capital gains tax rate is either 0%, 15% or 20%.Arizona state income tax rates range from 2.59% to 4.54%The tax would be approximately $7,816 if I took 15% fed capital gain tax rate and the highest Arizona state income tax rate and assumed the gain to be $40,000.

The Cole Memo from 2011 indicates that regardless of local laws, the Feds may enforce Federal law but the Cole Memo also outlines the Feds resources are limited and indicates they should be directed towards "illegal" activities that fund organized crime.