Non deductible, Better Proximity securing loans) "ROIsoonest months"        Unknown*  “Cheapest”. 2nd. 3rd     Unknown* Deals, Off Market, brokerage, government, 4thJudicial, Move to USA 1031Tenant Management due diligence   Unknown*Previous landlords Credit score,eviction record, income to debt between 40 and 60%,hours at home,Pets, poor character appearance Ie tattoos,drugs,crime,personality,dirty car.Value Add focal points          Unknown*Raise the rent,Rehab, maximize rooming, section 8, Reducing management “general”Rehab etiquette       Unknown*compartmentalizations & entry,Colours, Lighting, Fixtures & Amenities, floor, bathroom cheaper / kitchens, fixed stylization.

Non deductible, Better Proximity securing loans) “ROI soonest months” “Cheapest”. 2nd. 3rd Deals, Off Market, brokerage, government, 4thJudicial, Move to USA 1031Tenant Management due diligencePrevious landlords Credit score,eviction record, income to debt between 40 and 60%,hours at home,Pets, poor character appearance Ie tattoos,drugs,crime,personality,dirty car.Value Add focal pointsRaise the rent,Rehab, maximize rooming, section 8, Reducing management “general”Rehab etiquettecompartmentalizations & entry,Colours, Lighting, Fixtures & Amenities, floor, bathroom cheaper / kitchens, fixed stylization.

I know this works for gmail, and I am told it's supposed to work for any ISP, so here goes.I make use of the plus character '+' to use one email inbox but give out a "unique" email address when I wish to track the source of a message.

It takes great character to sit on cash. - Charlie Munger3.

The good news is that bad credit is not a character defect or unfixable.

Commissioner, 74 T.C. 1134 (1980) (“The taxpayer’s intent at the time of the exchange is controlling and must be determined.”)Courts consider the following factors in assessing if the property was held for sale: (1) the nature and purpose of the acquisition of the property and the duration of the ownership; (2) the extent and nature of the taxpayer’s efforts to sell the property; (3) the number, extent, continuity and substantiality of the sales; (4) the extent of subdividing, developing, and advertising to increase sales; (5) the use of a business office for the sale of the property; (6) the character and degree of supervision or control exercised by the taxpayer over any representative selling the property; and (7) the time and effort the taxpayer habitually devoted to the sales.

I'm currently living in the "opportunity for character development" of several rental properties like that which I inherited from my grandparents.

So much character and pizazz in that color combination - and if the "trend" fades in 5-10 years down the road, we can just repaint the cabinets.

Your dad sounds like a character for sure.   

The founder is a very unusual character.