Fall, get up and learn how not to fall again by examine your mistakes.I found out that my greatest asset is common sense.

I will certainly re-examine whether I need to file an amended return, as there might be a conflict if I say I am in the business but only have capital gains; not sure if  a lender will accept capital gains as income instead of ordinary income.

Congrats on completing the CPA examination.

If the HOA can fine unit owners for such complaints, these fines can rack up and quickly eat away your profits.Also, make sure to thoroughly examine the most recent financial statements for the development.

It's unmistakeable, but I had it I verified by a qualified document examiner anyway.

@Hen LeySome jurisdictions do not allow a homestead exemption on a property owned by an LLC -- even if the LLC is wholly-owned by an individual and the property is used as said individual's primary residence.Have you examined your jurisdiction's rules?

Examine the coverage (Special form is better than Named Perils), Fully earned policies mean that there is no refund if you finish early, and if there is Coinsurance have that explained to you by the agent.  

But you also should ahve a few "quick and dirty" ways to examine a property to determine if its a quick pass or if it is worth diving into a bit deeper.There are a few different ways and people all swear by their own.

If the cash flow just isn’t there, then it’s time to re-examine your strategy and look at possible exit strategies.

When examining a track record, I want to see how the investor fared during a recession.