Made a little money, but still had to work my "old job" in Audio Visual for 50-75% of my income that first year.

Hypothetically (seeing figures helps me visualize things) say you borrowed $40,000 from your family. 

Helps in visualizing a map and provides interesting notes.

The reason absentee works is because you can target a large amount of them and they are easier to find visually.

From a strictly “visual” perspective (how it looks at first), $50K is not enough motivation.

Maybe replacing something that doesn't necessarily need replaced but makes a visual impact. 

1031 Exchange into a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) and reporting such on Tax ReturnI am trying to visualize just how DST Tax Reporting is done on a 1031 exchange into a DST., and how the Property Basis and depreciation is handled in the exchange process.As a set up assume:1) The exchanged property was 100% Long Term Cap Gain and 0% depreciation and o% Loan2) The DST has a Loan to Value (LTV) of 50% and a 4% Interest only non-recourse loan for 10 years3) The DST purchase price in $200K of a $20M Apartment Development property or 0.01% share4) The DST property has been given an 80/20 Improved/Land valuation.5) The DST projects a 5% annual returnAm I correct in assuming I report on Schedule E::1) Interest on the 0.01% of the $10M loan, or ~$4K?

For example, I was reading about this company called Seeable, they “use high-accuracy mobile mapping techniques to create augmented reality & virtual reality building visualization apps.”

People like to visualize and want to see facts, helps them make decisions easier. 

Renting from December-February is just more challenging in VT as no one wants to move in this cold/sleet/disgusting-ness.