This part becomes really confusing because the tax code doesn't include or exclude types of repairs done that are reimbursable.  

Depending on your market you can ask for certain people to be excluded from the listing contract if they buy.

When you put a closed range, it will exclude all those records.I would probably not do the whole state at first too.

Insurance might be a sticking point, as a pit bull is an excluded breed by almost all insurers who exclude dangerous breeds.

This bill excludes some high net worth accredited investors which is counter intuitive and unfortunate.

My last loan came from a local bank which doesnt coform to those standards but interest was 7.875%My total payments now are $3700/moI only bring in $5k/mo(excluding my 40hr/wk job)I have found a bank who offered 6.5 on $390k for 10-25yrs. which could get my payment around $2600/mo saving me $1000/mo

The business owner and their spouse are technically considered "owner-employees" rather than "employees".The following types of employees may be generally excluded from coverage: Employees under 21 years of age Employees that work less than a 1000 hours annually Union employees Nonresident alien employeesIf you have full-time employees age 21 or older (other than your spouse) or part-time employees who work more than 1,000 hours a year, you will typically have to include them in any plan you set up.

That excludes the fact that condo appreciation is historically pretty flat.

Our lender is fighting them and said they have never seen anyone try this... they do sometimes try to exclude pre-paids, but that that is why we were specific in our negotiation about that.Searching around I could not find anything on this, the original 12k was not even going to cover everything and we still had to bring about 3k more to the table...

But, how long before all the other insurance companies follow suite with either demanding lead certs or excluding coverage for LBP issues?