I'm really sick of running my business in a fair and ethical way and getting punched in the face. 

Third, there are certainly what I consider some ethical concerns with this approach, and finally, I'm not sure this is the ONLY way to do it, but it's the only way I know.It's called a bait-and-switch....err, I mean a "Subject To" deal.  ;-)  I joke a little, but not much.Here's how it works. 

If so, then the treatment for Federal purposes is relatively straight forward.

Some caulk and weatherstripping can do wonders on reducing your energy bill.Finally, if you want to get the absolute best remodeling designs, go to the local mobile home dealer and walk through the new homes and take notes on the color treatments and textures.

This included a new gas efficiency heater, 2 new 2 rubber roofs and the treatment for termites.

The last screen just says 'talk to an HR Block tax pro'.Will not persuing this further limit my tax treatment (how many deductions I get) ? 

I can help and I am willing to extend a hand up because of the work ethic and quality of their character.

@Nick Weston - A house hack may be a good play as housing is ordinarily a fixed expense with the IRS giving favorable treatment to the gain on the sale of one's principal residence, exempting that amount up to $250k if you are single and $500k if married provided you have owned the property for 2 years at the time of sale. 

Yes, some of this may not be 100% legal, but I seriously, seriously doubt everybody here actually gives every single person the same exact treatment.

You've got a great Work & Savings ethic.