I conclude more and more that these ought to be held forever and left to our uninterested daughter (as penance for so many sleepless nights!)

I have concluded that what I want to do is not going to work (by design) so I gave up running the various combinations.It seems attachments are really more for inline images of a certain size or less.

I take an opposite approach and searched for "best states for renters" and conclude that states with laws that favor tenants least favor landlords more.

.- I can take the full interest paid on half (210k with ~16k interest) for the rental- I can take the full interest paid on the other half (210k with ~16k interest) as a personal residence second home.2. 660k mortgage - 3.25% interest- I can take 540k (to total the 750k personal limit) of the 660k.Supposedly the IRS allows you to use any reasonable method to calculate your deductible mortgage interest expense. https://www.thetaxadviser.com/issues/2012/may/clinic-story-07.htmlOverall, CCA 201201017 is a very taxpayer-favorable ruling, as it concludes that any reasonable method to determine the amount deductible as qualified residence interest under the Sec. 163(h) limitations may be used until final regulations are issued.As of 2/28/2023, final regulations have not been issued.

which will conclude in a closing where the buyer will take title.

I too am not in the greatest financial situation to buy the first property within the next 6-8 months but I've personally concluded im better off building my network (while fixing/building my financials) until I'm approved for the type loan I want for the property type I'm after.

My answer, after 40 plus years making my living investing in real property, mortgage notes, real estate securities, and running real estate funds and syndicating real estate deals is as followsWholesaling any real property types is infinitely harder if you are financially unable to close the purchase and need to “flip” the contract.First, you’ve got time constraints when you can’t or won’t conclude a purchase.  

What is the criteria to conclude something works?

It was filed in the Northern District of California.The suit was initially dismissed in 2021, but the case was sent to a lower court for review in August 2023 after TAN's lawyers argued that the plaintiff's claims were strikingly similar to those in a case filed by another private listing company, ThePLS.com.New developments: The lower court review has now concluded.

However, in June 2011, an Administrative Law Judge from the Division of Tax Appeals concluded that the one-week stay component of the test for a bungalow rental to be non-taxable is not supportable and is, therefore, invalid.