It will take a great lawyer & meticulous legal planning to accomplish this.You guys are awesome!!

Then craft the message.If you message sucks then you receive no or very little interaction.

However, she has explained that this not an area of expertise for her (knowing every detail about which neighborhoods have HOA's, which do not and what, if any, wording might allow me to work from home in one of them).I have to say...that no matter who I share the details of what I do or how meticulously I run my business...other's in the forum on the other site quickly inform me that it's all a moot point.

Welcome to BiggerPockets, sometimes we travel the worldwide web to meet our neighbors.My accountant, has some rentals and has done quite a few flips as well, your accountant real estate friend last name Craft by chance?

@Eve W.An offer that is appealing to one seller is an extremely individual situation based on their circumstances and desires.There isn't a universal structure that will have overall appeal.The key is to keep making offers crafted from what the seller gives you in your conversations that ultimately make sense for you as an investor.

Two surgerys and 9 years later while being a big city cop has me hungry to learn something new that I could really hone in on and learn a craft and business.

Go to a crafts store and you'll likely find #1 pencils (or at least #1 cartridges for mechanical pencils)

Pats party, 2 farmers markets and a giant craft fair.

There is a provision in the R&T Code that says the allocation is NOT to be used for depreciation purposes.It could very well be by accident that the allocation is close on accident or by an appraiser that is very meticulous and had current knowledge on land values in the area but that is unlikely as usually there is a 30/70, 20/80, 50/50 allocation default in each assessors office.

Everything is meticulously documented.