Who knows, only time will tell but in my experience, if the rule prohibits transfer for greater than X in 90 days, and someone tries to get Y for it in 90 days, and do it in a way that requires smoke and mirros...well, if it looks quacks and smells like a duck, it might be a duck.I'm confident Wesley Snipes, Martha Stewart, Willie Nelson, Nicolas Cage, Marc Anthony, Borris Becker,  Annie Leibowitz, Darryl Strawberry, Heidi Fleiss, and Lauren Hill thought they weren't doing anything wrong with their taxes.

My dad went to school with the owner so I was able to get it at contractor prices for $147 delivered.I also worked on many odds and ends today like cleaning, putting up smoke detectors and a little painting.

Check on MFH codes for fire alarm/hardwired and interconnected smoke detectors, sprinkler systems, fire escapes, local and state inspections, etc.

If left accessible they end up as junk storage or smoking/drinking hangout.

does anybody have a list of all encompassing 'rules"i have new tennants ( a young couple 23years old) 2 months now they have paid early and all was well i thought,,,, i called them to say i was comming over to trimm a tree out frontit appears they had a new years party and i found numerous cigrette butts on the ground out front and a half smoked jointthis really pissed me off and i told them if i ever found any evidence of drug use again i would evict them this is not a party house it is a quiet residential neighborhood full of families the last thing they want to see is young 20 somethings out front smoking and drinkingi just got a simple free rental agreement off the internet and it does not mention any thing about smoking or drinking but their rental application said no smoking and they swear they made their friends smoke out side because they dont like it and they did not know who was out front smoking pot on newyears (yeah right)i guess i need to hit them with a detailed list of the rules,, i dont want a thrashed party house ,, we spent a lot of $ making the place nice :cry: :cry:

Of course, no one told me this when I bought it (through an real estate broker/investor), when I began renovating it (through a contractor/investor), nor when I applied for a rental license at the town's public records.The long and short of it is that my wife and I have poured $75K into renovating the property, including the installation of egress windows and smoke alarms in every sleeping area, all with the plan to rent out 6 of the 8 bedrooms to university students because the University of Maryland is right down the street.

If there was a fire in her unit, because of all the fuel, it would burn very hot and quickly, endangering everyone in the building and creating more deadly smoke than would be normal in such a situation.

I went through my material list (200+ line items) and here's just a taste for you:Paint, primer, windows, doors, dry wall, mud, tape, screws, corner bead, door knobs, door stops, closet shelves, closet hanger rods, baseboard, door casing, ceiling fans, ceiling lights, switches, outlets, cover plates, CO & smoke detectors, underlayment, underlayment screws, thin-set, grout, tile spacers, tile, grout sealer, sanded caulk, cabinets, vanities, faucets, sinks, toe kick, filler boards, counter tops, garbage disposal, water lines, plumbing lines, drain kits, valves, mirrors, towel rods, tp holders, bathtub, shower pan, tub/shower faucets/valves, toilets, wax rings for toilets, dryer vent, floor/ceiling vents, tack strips, carpet

Everything looks like its in excellent condition (no damage, visible mold, smoked units, etc). 2BR/1B for the main floor and 1BR/1B upstairs.

Man, what have you been smoking?