For this property, maybe that’s ok, but rentals seem to have higher disposal than other property.

, I recently disposed of all my Master Limited Partnerships (good passive income but a pain when it comes to tax time), I have some options through my day job, etc.Precious Metals and Collectibles - I have various silver, gold, and clad coins.  

One of my buddies here in Oregon who is the CEO of a big lumber company they have a G 2 and its at his disposal.. lucky guy..  

With 100K at your disposal, you don't need hard money.

2) RMD's(Required Minimum Distributions), in the future if you are required to take out RMD's, you may potentially be required to dispose of the property to cover the distribution amount.3) Potential tax return filing obligations if your retirement account has Unrelated Business Taxable Income(UBTI)Best of luck

If the option is taken, he agrees to finance it to you, seller financed.That note will be an asset to him if he needs to qualify, two routes:One, make the note so that it is not marketable as the asset is assessed to it's market value, or;Two, set the note up to be purchased later on at a discount if he needs to qualify, the note is sold and all funds then go to his care until expensed.......this is the better alternative.If you just bought it, there will be a 3 to 7 year contemplation rule as to his disposal of assets and he may be obligated  to use the sale proceeds for his care, which he won't have, say in year 7.

Other options include doggie boots with Velcro straps to protect Fido's feet, and making cats indoor pets.Cans and garbage can pose a danger when cats or smaller dogs attempt to lick food from a disposed can, sometimes getting their head caught inside the can.

What if the house doesn't sell in 12 months this is how they will dispose of the asset. its a 50/50 partnership with partner abc is earning equity from managing the rehab. partner is earning equity from bring the financing. 

The buyer had made a concession to have the rehabber higher a hazardous waste removal company remove the waste, dispose of the insulation, verify the quality of the air, and install new insulation in the attic.

There is a limit on how much can be deducted per paycheck (usually 25% of their disposable earnings), so it's not all going to come out of one paycheck.