The study identifies with forensic engineering detail the immediate Bonus Depreciation 5, 7 and 15-year personal property class lives qualifying portions of a building that are normally buried in 27.5 year residential or 39 year commercial categories.

This one is tricky because not only is it "tenants" but it is family so they will feel more entitled to the house, more than normal. 

When you rent a home you normally have to get a credit check so it makes sense that someone lending you a lot of money to purchase a home would also want to see your credit history.

It doesn't sound like this "statutory agent" is an "agent" as we understand in normal course of day to day life where the agent can bind you with their actions.

A painter once refused to use the paint I purchased because it would require more coats than the paint he normally gets. 

But for now I am continuing along with my normal W2, saving as much as possible, and learning every chance I get.I am looking to meet like-minded individuals and hopefully some mentors along the way.Steven              

Here is my situation :I am 40 years old, I have no mortgage, and my only bills are my car lease, phone bill, car insurance (my partner covers utilities) and groceries for me, girlfriend and my kids (when I have them) and my take home from my day job is about $900 a week.

The tenants got FEMA money and bought a new car.

Condos and Townhouses remained at normal levels in comparison to other years.

I normally do but this time I took the word of a good property management that recommended them to me but for sure will not let that happen again.