Great way to grab some back link juice and keep progressing forward in SEO. 

The juice on $23K would be 3% ($690) and you can get zero interest for 12-15 months.

It's part of the bundle of rights land ownership carries with it and the right to the fruits of the land.

The juice just isn't worth the squeeze.

The promoters incentive can be juiced by additional servicing fees, such as half of late fees, etc.  

A hoarder won't change behavior just because they got a fruit basket when they moved in.

When the next down turn occurs, I hope to be ready to pick up some low-hanging fruit. 

I presume they do that for all permits in those counties.So I figured that those counties discussed above in this thread that are looking for money would reassess when they get that chance, but if they aren't doing it with each permit that could partly explain why they have that need for money - they aren't picking up what should be low hanging fruit got them.

Real estate professional" is always thrown around and so easily recommended by CPAs because it is low-hanging fruit.

Just cutting the child a check without issuing a W-2, without potentially reporting on the applicable Form 94x series (and state equivalents), without having a completed I-9 and signed contract on file...if I was an IRS auditor I'd deny the deduction, and claim the checks were gifts, and you'd have a very hard time proving me wrong.Unless the child is going to be working a lot in your business, the juice may not be worth the squeeze here.