It’s possible Congress may pass a narrow amendment to Section 265 of the Code to specifically permit a deduction and double dip, but for now, no deduction is allowed..."

What if a foreign national on a work visa wants to rent from you and he's unable to pass a credit check or criminal background?

Thanks Brian, hip dysplasia (I know that isn't the correct spelling, no idea, but how it sounds to me), arthritic pain, when they pass a meal it's getting bad.

Never pass a chance to learn something.

All adult occupants (over 18) must complete an application and pass a background check.No exceptions.

And apparently there is a yearly license and inspection process for any residential rental unit in Annapolis, Section 8 or not, so either way to rent it out, you have to pass a city inspection.We were considering renting our Annapolis condo out and buying another, building rentals here in Annapolis instead of focusing on Raleigh, but after my research this weekend, I will certainly not be purchasing another rental in Annapolis, and we'll plan on selling this one when we're done with it.

Joe Gore The FCRA became law in 1970, what law is it you worked to help pass a few years ago?

Obama is too much about compromise; he's working too hard to keep those on both sides of the aisle happy and doesn't recognize this is an impossible task; ultimately, he is just causing gridlock and wasted time, effort and money.Here's the problem I have (and I'd bet a lot of other people also have) -- I tend to be a lot more fiscally conservative than the current base of Democrats and a lot more socially liberal than the current base of Republicans, so people like me need to make a hard decision -- vote for the party that seems to not mind a growing deficit/debt (despite what they say) and is doing what I support socially, or vote for the party that seems to want to control the growing deficit/debt (despite what they actually vote for) and is clearly against what I support socially.It wouldn't be too hard for either side to sway people of my situation...here's all either party would need to do to sway enough moderate voters to easily win the White House:If the current crop of Bible-thumping Republicans would check their Conservative Cheat Sheets and remember that being Conservative means less government intervention in our lives, not creating more laws to force a single religion's morality on the country, I think a lot of people like me would be able to put the social issues on the back-burner long enough to at least listen to their fiscal plan and give them some consideration.And if the current crop of bleeding-heart Democrats would use their common sense to recognize that if you don't pass a budget for multiple years straight, fiscal responsibility probably isn't high on your To-Do List.

That would be a pass as a straight investment.

It seems to be best for people like Donald Trump.The biggest advantage seems to be for people who use pass through entities and who are in the highest tax bracket.The lawyers will be working full time to make as much income into passive investment income from pass through entities.I do not think much of the bill will pass as written.