I specifically said I did not want any penalties due to not submitting taxes on time.I have been following up with the accountant since then, and finally today he emailed me he did not get a chance to even run the numbers, that he was too busy with personal matters and that he will run the numbers within the next week, and that if we do owe anything, we will have to pay penalties.Apart from the fact that I am completely dissatisfied with his inability to deliver, I wonder if this has happened to any of you?

I personally enjoyed clicking the purchase button on Amazon Prime and giddy like a school girl when its delivered to my house.  

But we have proven systems and procedures that delivers a great customer experience for our clients across all of our locations.We always give out a copy of our owners agreement so the client can review in detail.

Tenants, lawyers, contractors and project managers who fail to deliver for whatever reason4.

And if the seller can't or won't deliver clear title, you should be able to get out of the deal and not lose your deposit.You might also want to find a good realtor to guide you through some of this and explain the ins and outs of the offer/contract.Good luck!

In most areas that system is sized not based on consumption but on the ability to deliver water to fight a fire.

Is there anything you can do yourself to cut costs - remove old water tank, deliver new one - take out old toliet, break out walls to give plumber access to pipe channels, etc., etc.?

Third unit delivered vacantMortgage, Insurance, Taxes: $2850 (4.25% rate on conventional 30 year)Down Payment: $150k (Was considering FHA, but since the property price tag is quite high, the monthly MI premiums would have been killer)Rental Income: $26,400Based on these numbers, is this a viable option for me?

Yes even though there are only 39 official cities and towns, there are hundreds of smaller areas which have their own names.In some cases you actually have to use the alternate name in order for mail to get delivered correctly, e.g., Saunderstown vs.

IE homes went from 500k on average to 1 mil. ( talking SF peninsula and prime LA) there were many human interest pieces in the sunday papers ( remember those you used to have them delivered to your door and then read them )... about people doing just that cashing in and moving to some little town In Iowa or Ohio or some other very inexpensive place to live and raising their kiddo's etc etc.I would think our average dual income family ( that's average earners) probably make 100 to 120k a hear combined... my 36 YO has a salary over 200k at intel plus her hubby... and they live nice but not over the top.. if she could telecommute to some other mid west area that would probably be a nice living and lifestyle.. but its still work .. but their is work in all we do whether its rentals or going to work.