If an 79 individual’s disability or disability-related need is not 80 readily apparent to a housing accommodation, the housing 81 accommodation may request written documentation prepared by a 82 health care practitioner, as defined in s. 456.001, which 83 verifies that the individual has a disability or a disability 84 related need and has been under the practitioner’s care or 85 treatment for such disability or need, and the animal provides 86 support to alleviate one or more identified symptoms or effects 87 of the individual’s disability or disability-related need. 88 b. 

If a doctor writes a note saying it is part of a patients treatment or an actual prescription then I would NEVER reject the animal.If you want a more spelled out answer where HUD states this is a required reasonable accommodation... here is a link.https://www.animallaw.info/sites/default/files/FHE...

The $1,000 is an expense that belongs to the seller, but you'll end up paying for it at a later date.The appropriate treatment would be to classify the $1,000 as a liability called "property tax payable".

Originally posted by nationwidepi:That all said, if you make the EXACT amount today as you do upon retirement, then the traditional IRA and the Roth IRA would have equal values.Nationwide,I follow your reasoning but your argument does not consider the tax treatment on the withdrawals.Roth contributions are taxed but withdrawals are tax free.

Someone on another forum suggested to DIY with Termidor, but I've read that you can't even get termidor on your own, and then I wonder if there would be issues with doing it correctly, as well as liability.What do people on here do, get a one time preventative treatment, or wait until there's visible evidence of termites before doing any treatments?

You must have the intent to hold your sale and purchase for investment (i.e. not for sale) in order to qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment.

Properties we submitted cash and no contingency offers on, getting rejected only to find out months later, after it was recorded, it was sold for LESS than my offer, or for $250, $500 more than my offer.Even my own buyer agent told me later she believes most of the distressed properties (SS and REO) are being manipulated by listing agents giving preferential treatment to deals that allows them to double end the commission.

My end goal is to have over 50,000+ units, multiple developments, apartment buildings and an endless stream of income so I can start on my real goal of ending homelessness in America and ensuring every child has access to the health care and treatment they deserve.  2500 a month would pay all of my current bills with enough left over for gas, groceries, and a little for savings.

I have a portfolio of properties in/around Miami, that are past due to receive this kind of asset protection treatment.  

However, there are many federal, state and local incentives for infrastructure investments.Asset Classification: Different infrastructure asset classes have specific tax treatments (such as power lines or pipe lines).