I spent 1-2 years trying to set something like this park idea up in California, a few years ago.

Several factors can increase or decrease the adjusted basis, says McGuff.Increases in adjusted basis can result from:The cost of additions and improvements to the houseMoney spent to restore the property after damages or lossLegal fees incurred in relation to the propertyDecreases in adjusted basis can result from:Receipt of insurance payments due to a casualty loss or theftTax credits for home energy improvementsIf you sold your primary home last year, there’s little you can do to avoid capital gains tax liability when you file taxes this April, Liddiard says.

I have a good friend who spent two years of her life in litigation as the plaintiff on a no-brainer legal case.

Spent most of the night making content for my virtual platform that is being launched in April.

I remember I spent a week in Vegas with one of our sales reps trying to shake up some interest for our new excavator line.

I have spent hours, and days, in search of distressed property and locating a buyer thereafter.

I was in the same position as you when I started, I spent a solid year looking hard for a deal.

I was not trying to write the whole enchilada off just small portion for the time i spent with clients etc.. but the entire trip was dissallowed. 

You have a really cool skill set since you have spent time on platforms like costar, where many of the investors on here have never even looked at that platform once.

I got my first rental with negative cashflow last year.Property price 241k, loan balance 232k Tenant pays rent 1,800$monthly payment 2,050$Spent 5,000$ on improvements.Property appreciated from 241k to 255$ this year.I am not sure whether I should sell it this year or keep for appreciation purposes?