(Though doing so for Providence usually produces shock at how high the taxes are, especially compared to other cities/towns.)The Realtors used to have a good tax rates page with all the tax rates but then they reorganized their site and I think eliminated the page.So now I use RIPropInfo.com for the assessor links and tax rates - there's a link at the bottom under "See Also" for "Property Tax Rates" that goes to the state Division of Municipal Revenue page listing the rates.That's also a good page because it's a reminder that some cities and towns also have "fire district" taxes in addition to regular property taxes (and sometimes special water district taxes full under the fire district taxes rubric, e.g., Portsmouth Water & Fire).

There is a great local RE Organization called OREIO.. they meet monthly.

I think I have been using the wrong vocabulary so I reorganized the expenses (following Andre w's wording in his article).

Now, the SEC is reorganizing so there are more attorneys to review these types of filings.

That doesn't scream high net worth, if you know what I mean.Chapter 11 use to be only for large corporations, allowing them to stay open while reorganizing.  

Little did I know they were "reorganizing their employees" and it took 12 days to get that person approved. 

Currently were at 60" and the sun is finally out but they are calling for the band to reorganize tomorrow and come back through and sit again for 5 hours or so dropping an additional 2' of snow. 

(Not worth the trouble for CH7 IMO.)After CH7 completes, the borrower is no longer personally obligated to repay a mortgage loan, but the loan still encumbers the property.CH7 can help us as secured lienholders because the borrower emerges in better financial condition and more able to make mortgage payments.CH13CH13 is a reorganization, so assets are not liquidated as in CH7.The debtor files a plan for repayment, which must address payments for secured debt.The timeframe for the plan is variable but can be up to 5 years.Personal liability for the debt remains intact.Once the plan is confirmed, the debtor makes plan payments to the trustee, who distributes them to creditors on a pro-rata basis.Frequently plans call for mortgage loan arrearage payments to be paid through the trustee while the P&I payment is made directly to the creditor (or servicer).Because the plans are longer term, lien holders must file for lift-of-stay if the debtor does not live up to the plan and they wish to pursue foreclosure.Key ProceduresFor new BK filings, secured lienholders must file a Proof of Claim (POC) with the trustee. 

I am looking to reorganize my kitchen and open a wall to turn the adjacent room into a dining room.

If this is your first and only entity in this trade, keep the corporation (or LLC, if you choose to re-organize) and pay the tax.