APG is currently operating in Volusia County, FL with the capabilities to purchase, wholesale, rehabilitate or manage your next real estate investment. 

Has anyone taken advantage of the rehabilitation tax credit?

Not sure if there is new development or investment in rehabilitation and creation of new workplaces..

You'll see new (to me) acronyms like LUQs (Large Unusual Questionable Items) and, in the text, exactly what the IRS "flags" as issues that warrant examination, like large cash charitable contributions, companies that only have expenses (no income), at-risk loss rules for large pass-through entity losses, stringent requirements for the rehabilitation credit, SFR with no income and $137,111 loss, etc.

You get a guaranteed check from health insurance from these people since its technically rehabilitation and they pay out every week.

The structure smelled like cat waste and many lower portions of wall gypsum had to be replaced, as well as other re-rehabilitation measures taken.I have never seen this with dogs--must be something about cats in particular that makes this happen.In this business we run into other mental health issues also, uber aggressiveness, suicides, etc...

Purchase price: $180,000 Sale price: $230,000 Single family home investment, with rehabilitation & enhancement.

This is also not the ideal option because you'll be spending so much on rent in the interim while waiting for your rehabilitations to be done.Few thoughts to leave you with: 1) Will your kids ever need money for schooling/life expenses? 

VPM requires the tenants to front the costs to rehabilitate the property, pay all the overdue taxes, and resolve any outstanding building code violations associated with the property, Wisconsin’s complaint states.And, if the tenant does not remedy those issues within a short period of time, VPM evicts the tenant and “repeats the cycle by renting the uninhabitable property to yet another Wisconsin consumer,” the Wisconsin DOJ said in a statement.According to the complaint, VPM rented properties with sewage in the basement; black mold; lack of water, heat, or electricity; insect infestation; and multiple code violations; among other issues."

I've long complained about how the American judicial system is more about punishment than rehabilitation.