In your opinion, is this attributable only to laziness?

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If they are entirely attributable to wholesaling, that means you actually spent the money. 

There could also be complications if your buyout did not specify that you "inherited" all of her tax attributes along with her interest.

Best attributes :-honest-involved-no BSNow, I have to warn you about ADU life as I'm still working on mine.

Let me know if you are able to get away with charging tenants for usage that you can't attribute to any specific tenant.  

So what is the proper way to allocate common indirect expenses not attributable to any one property across a range of properties including land and not in service locations? 

For the new agent, a brokerage to best learn at is probably not going to have the other attributes, and that makes sense right, because there doing/giving more on the education front.

There is a note stressing that this is "fully attributable to the sale of business assets" and as a result "is non-portfolio long-term capital gain".

Hi What do attribute to rate of appreciation?