I encourage people to take position after city council allots the redevelopment money.

You point to the British as an example of how gun regulation has brought reduced gun violence, while I point at their history as an example of a slippery slope that i dont want to see happen in this country.

The problem we're trying to avoid is going through the city council to get a variance, which could take forever in Austin right now.

I'm told that it needs to be addressed by the city council.

So I figured that I would post my findings up in hopes that the Biggerpockets council could provide me some prospective.

I would also consult you accountant and council to ensure the contract is worded such that the Tax man cannot deem the transaction to have occurred in 2013.

This is a sure thing.If not, contact your city council person in that district for help.

With this information, our council simply factors the transfer of security deposits into the adjustments made at close.

If they do, and the city council does, and the neighbors ALL do, then you have a good shot.

Brain,Proof can simply be a letter from your accountant, Council, or, if you are incorporated, your BoD ... though the third-party attestations carry more weight.