Likewise, loan points are amortized over the life of the loan and I have them in a separate sub-table of the fixedAssets, but unless they pull up the original journal entry you can't tell which loan they pair with, and it seems like a stretch for the CPA to track down that the loan was refinanced and hence all the remaining depreciation should be taken now. 

Eventually, I-11 will stretch from Nogales, Arizona, to Reno.Hottest Meteorological Summer Ever: Las Vegas recorded its hottest summer on record, with an average daily temperature of 96.2 degrees from June through August.

Apparently, the rising cost of assisting voucher holders has stretched the HCHA's budget thin.

A Little About My Situation:I currently work in EMS in California and will be super commuting, working 10-day stretches in California while spending the rest of my time in Missouri.

seller is really looking for a cash sell, so i think it's a stretch. 

The only damages you mentioned is the grass, so, it will be a tough stretch to blame the PM.

I agree that 4 was a stretch to put in there, but that isn't the article's point.

Looking at it from both ends (as I was an investor before I was a lender), to me an investor friendly lender is one that understands what is important to investors and operates their business to accommodate their needs while at the same time making it a win-win transaction.Examples:Have the rehab draw request be non-cumbersome and as seamless as possibleOffer maximum lending (use of leverage) and minimal down payment to help stretch the borrower's funds, even for lesser or non-experienced borrowers.Have the loan NOT show up on personal credit reports.

One of the realtors was skeptical that I can get into this market for $200k, and, I agree, it's a bit of a stretch, but with the pay cut I'll be taking going down to Texas, that's about as much of a mortgage as we can afford on one income.

I have been investing in RE for around 10 years now, and up to this point, I have been focusing on A+ kind of properties, but I have ALWAYS been itching about C/D.....The thing with A+ properties is they take 5-7 years after purchasing to cash flow...For a portfolio of $4.5M properties, I am cash flowing maybe $50K annually if I dont count principal paydown...If I include full mortgage payment (both principal and interest), then cash flow is down to $20K....But reading your posts, apart from being so funny and laughable (in a good way), made me realize that I probably should stay in my lane as I clearly lack the skillsets needed to be successful in those property type....B class is likely the most I can stretch myself into....