This setup will allow them to determine their own usage, and we will pay the difference either monthly or annually.We use the warehouse only a few days a month, so our power consumption will be very minimal.If this makes sense, or if there could be any legal issues, please let me know.Thank you. 

Here is my situation:I've owned and lived in my house as my primary residence for 3 years.Up until the last year, I have rented out spare bedrooms (space within the living area).I got married about a year ago and my spouse has now been living in the house as her primary residence for 12 months.Question 1: IRS publication 523 states in the section under Business or Rental Use of Home, "If the space you used for business of rental purposes was within the living area of the home, then your usage doesn't affect your gain or loss calculations.

Usage of a credit card should not be over 1/3 of the line of credit and it's okay to carry the interest payments for a few months and pay only the monthly payment amount.

House Rules: Establish house rules regarding noise, behavior, and common area usage.

If this is a local bank that is going to portfolio this loan, they will most likely assume some min line usage/payment and use that in DTI.

Happy to be connected to any good qualified intermediary in NJ. 3) I did live in it first year as a primary residence in 2018, but rest 4yrs were all investment property usages on my tax.

Account ClosedIf you're so certain of "insider trading", you should consider getting on the inside to see all the crazy sleezy things us agents do!

We need fewer regulations (or at least the correct ones) to incentivize housing construction and more up-zoning in appropriate areas to add density to existing lots.

Check out the Delta Monitor and the Lahara Monitor lines ... we've been using both - the tenants have been happy with the shower spray and we've been happy with the reduction in water usage.

The fact that your PM stated that it's "inappropriate" to disclose the vendor invoice and the PM markup for overseeing repairs is a huge red flag!