//Begin Gain From Involuntary Conversion Rules(c) Conversion into money or into dissimilar property.(1) If property (as a result of its destruction in whole or in part, theft, seizure, or acquisition orcondemnation or threat or imminence thereof) is compulsorily or involuntarily converted into moneyor into property not similar or related in service or use to the converted property, the gain, if any,shall be recognized, at the election of the taxpayer, only to the extent that the amount realized uponsuch conversion exceeds the cost of other property purchased by the taxpayer which is similar orrelated in service or use to the property so converted, or the cost of stock of a corporation owningsuch other property which is purchased by the taxpayer in the acquisition of control of suchcorporation, if the taxpayer purchased such other property, or such stock, for the purpose ofreplacing the property so converted and during the period specified in subparagraph (3) of thisparagraph.

Nice, Carlos, except I never put up any security for a neighbor, they just apparently used my identity 26 years ago and since it was never reported on my credit report before now, I didn't know anything about it, and I now have to come up with documents from 26 years ago which I do not have as I thought 7 years was the limit to dispute a witness he used that was an old, ill tenant of his that did not want her rent raised and is dead now, not a bank employee or even a notarized statement that would verify it, to to prove it wasn't me.

Whether it is for vandalism, construction site theft, leaks, termites , bees and other issues that you couldn't know at the begining at the start of the project.A good recommendation I hear is to incorporate a 5% contingency.

It's a memoir, and is a beautiful book about a number of things- grief, loss, falconry and identity.

In fact it's almost identical! 

Rate and term refinance guidelines are nearly identical to purchase mortgage guidelines.

I have the tenant pay the $40 background check but sometimes it takes days for SmartMove to know their identity and don't know why?

Is there other documentation could I legally ask to see to verify identity and status?

I would've certainly loved to inherit the Ft Lauderdale Condo my family used to visit before we moved there in the 80's...if not for me..for the sheep. 

Some states have laws that protect the identity of the members or stockholders which can be valuable in high dollar, high leverage, high risk schemes.