It’s recommended to have it reviewed annually but if there’s been a change to your income or family size it’s definitely important to re-examine.

If that is correct, a home office deduction almost certainly wouldn't hold up under audit or examination, and would more likely than not lose in court.Hours spent reading BP, other online articles, browsing the mls are not trade or business hours.

No one is going to be able to offer any value without examining your W-2 and final payroll statement.Your best bet is to do those things then contact your company's applicable department or individual.

Here in MA I order a title exam and am provided with copies of the deeds in the chain of title, the mortgages etc and a cover sheet with notes by the examiner like "Discharge at Bk 1234 Pg 10 appears to have wrong party", then I look at the copies and have to decide if it is really an issue and if so how it can be fixed going forward in order to close.Maybe you need to order a different type of report.

So let's examine that, because the wave of new investors that email me every day feels a little bit like the hair stylist getting into RE.Real Estate is driven by suppy and demand, which makes it different to the stock market.

I am examining a renovated duplex in c neibourhoods in Cleveland in West Boulevard and Stockyards fir averages of 60-70k but both don't have a garage and one don't have a cooling system... 

I just submitted paperwork to the zoning examiner to get a non-owner occupied STR permit for my home in Nashville, TN. 

Likewise, if you are upgrading or replacing floors then examine what the other comparable properties are in the neighborhood to see how your flooring will impact your value.  

I recommend to discuss with your agent and carefully examine the property to see if it fits your requirements.

I’m not sure if I put this in the right category but I’m 23 years old and just recently passed my exam for my salesperson license in GA. What do I do next? How should I find a broker and what are good questions to ask...