I'm referring to the fact that the most of the central banks in Europe  are printing money at 0% and still can't raise rates due to sinking economical data. 

I did the self-paced online course which entailed picking up the class books (or you can download & print, but they are quite large), self-study and completing the class exams online. 

Based on this, we contacted a local guy recommended by our agent and sounds like it's going to work out great.Ritch, this is super, I've printed it out.

Can't have been printed in North Korea or Iran. ;-) I'll PM you and give you my email address.

He spent money to buy the list, print the card, and mail the card. 

most HELOCs have the fine print that they are only good for one year, of course you can renew them every year for a nominal fee (like $100), but that the bank can decide not to renew them with each annual renewal. 

With all intent it is going to be a primary, but if the house I've been waiting for for over a year comes up for sale this spring..then the fine print will not stop me from purchasing that home.  

I saw an obituary I didn't print and now can't find again, but I know the owner died. 

Print them out, learn them, and follow them. 

However, I get what you're trying to do in order to be able to just print off a balance sheet to show your Net Worth.I do disagree with your CPA about putting in an offsetting liability as this still will not get you what you're looking for.Instead, I would create a separate asset called "After Purchase Appreciation of Asset" and debit that for the increased value.I would then create an Other Expense (Not an Operating Expense) and I would call it "Non - Taxable/Non Deductible Transactions".