I ran a criminal check on a workman  recently hired & found out he is a convicted felon & was in prison until 2011 ( crime-identity theft).

Often they will be going over the books to determine the extent of the theft. 

NOw if your in small counties this can be different but if your in a major metro area and a county in said metro area.. its a ton of work.I bought a few sales in the ft meyer area back in the crash 09... ( wish I had moved there and set up shop) but I used a service.. which basically means we split profit with the guys that did all the leg work. 

There is always the possibility of mistaken identity. 

In 5 years and multiple gut-renovated 3 and 4 family properties in the same neighborhoods I can tell you that the various costs associated are basically identical property-to-property. 

I’m active duty US Public Health Service and interested in someone who understands military pay and customs since my service has similar/identical components.

I am looking to start something on the Ft Worth side.

If you're a seller and you have 2 offers that are identical except for: 1st offer waives inspection and doesn't see any units, and 2nd offer requires inspection and must see all 4 units.

Purchase price: $80,000 Cash invested: $20,000 This property is part of the other Darby Terrace property package, with identical numbers to the other property my investor was very keen on picking this one up as well.

For tax years beginning after December 31, 2017, and before January 1, 2026, the personal casualty and theft losses of an individual are deductible only to the extent they are attributable to a federally declared disaster [IRC Sec. 165(h)(5)].