http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/careersandeducation/as-paperwork-goes-missing-billions-in-private-student-loan-debts-may-be-wiped-away/ar-BBEC77x?

Votre anglais est excellent, mais si vous préférez écrire en français qui est très bien aussi (et il me forçait à pratiquer :)

He'd then need to file a W8 EN form as well.  

I’m speaking to a few trades, we now think it’ll be much more efficient to do something differently from the submitted renderings (basement had a walk through laundry room en route to the suite; we’ve since located the stack and it will be easier to add separate laundry on the main floor than physically separating the basement laundry).

Quote from @Kenny Cho: Depending on the neighborhood, it might make sense to just hold it, unless you NEED the cash now.You can do a HELOC to get some access to cash.Find a good management company and just collect the income.It’s a desirable neighborhood - Hancock Park.  

IRS writes to go into tax record and use the ratio of the land to total value and use this ratio applied to purchase price for tax purposes.https://www.irs.gov/publications/p527/ch02.html#en...Look for the section "Separating Cost of Land and Buildings"

I've been reading lately that many people are actually leaving the area en masse due to the cost of living, which means it could become a cheaper city to invest in soon (hopefully).http://www.newsweek.com/why-are-californians-fleei...https://www.sfgate.com/expensive-san-francisco/art...I feel that a lot of those strong, tech-sector jobs are moving to cheaper areas (Austin, TX and Denver, CO. are cities that come to mind). 

Check out the handy dandy calculator for Cuyahoga County municipalities here: http://fiscalofficer.cuyahogacounty.us/en-US/property-tax-calculator.aspxShaker Heights has the highest property taxes in the state.

En jij ook Tiago!

In many counties, they have a moratorium on evictions during the winter.Gustan Cho