I live here in Austin and have lately been seeing signs with a twist.

This is a first for me so please be gentle.

The twist is that the Federal Government required banks to write off principal of performing loans if the borrower requested it (counter to your statement that "... the debt of the borrower can not be and never will be [manipulated]").

Hiya all, I am pretty new to the forum; this is my second post and first thread, so please be gentle... but I have been reading voraciously!

Read up on section 121 exclusions.Don't twist yourself in knots about your small tax loss (you didn't pay out depreciation, right?)

The stocks recovered and so did the housing market with a big twist.

I contacted this gentle men awhile back in hopes of a mentor so we met up for lunch and had a good conversation.

Thoughtful silence will suffice.Panties twisted?

I'm working with newbie rehabber, providing a small loan to purchase an all brick including basement 2000 square foot SFH in a decent small neighborhood.  Term on the note is 1 year and started October 2013.  First pa...

Second I would go for the any piece of the 20% interest (60% is better) & file a partition action;  in the complaint I would state that the heir who lives in the property has already been paid via living there.Here is my answers to your questions1) no2) 60%  with possession you could rent it out3) collect rent or force a sale4) court action*** the twist is the deceased heir's interest*** that's  your wild card that would be nice to have in your pocket, good luck  ps-- does the winner get to drive your 599 Fiorano???