Then i'd mow the grass so it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb as a beacon to code enforcers or vagrants or squatters.

Nikki on my team does all the shopping and she gets the special treatment from them.

They choose instead to go to the sore to return and buy something then deal with some outsourced nightmare phone company being used for customer service returns.Most of my clients do not buy big box but centers with multiple tenants for better break even occupancy.

Still need more treatments to be sure.My contractors have been on pause ever since an inspector put us on notice about needing permits.

(god forbid you're from NY, i'm at least from NJ and i still get the outsider treatment).  

If your intent is to immediately sell (flip) then it would not qualify for 1031 treatment and if questioned you would owe the entire tax plus.2.

@Russell NaylorYou'll want to look into a couple of things...The Veterans Administration has a supportive housing initiative to promote housing veterans near where they get treatment for injuries and psychological disorders as a result of their service, or near public transit which can help them get to their sources of treatment.

I had to pay for the wood repair and termite treatment.

And their treatment of drivers is completely UNFAIR.

I plan on removing wet portion of backing boards, spraying Borax treatment on studs and any board still attached, letting central A/C run for a few weeks along with humidifiers to completely dry the studs out.