Just look at many of the athletes and movie stars who blow through money like its nothing.

This is a picture of the heat recovery pool heater that I have at my house in Maryland.The first picture shows a blue canister which is the water cooled refrigerant condenser. 

Meaning we could be flat the rest of the year, we could see a small recovery by year end, or we could see values drop another 15% by year end.If I were in your shoes I'd read some more books, spend some more time on BP, and build up your network/team of real estate agents, contractors, designers, title company, lender, etc.

Additionally, it can help maximize renovations and improvements.A Cost Segregation study is an IRS approved federal income tax tool that increases near term cash flow by utilizing shorter recovery periods for depreciation to accelerate return on investment.

Considering the current state of the U.S. economy and the prospects, or lack thereof, of a recovery anytime in the not too distant future I'm wondering whether or not it would be wise for me to take my money out of my mutual fund account and use it as a down payment on a house.

We recently got in touch with a recovery home operator who was interested in the Philadelphia market and were close to signing a lease for the company to operate out of our building, but the company has encountered issues with the city and has extended their pre-lease timeline indefinitely.  

It’s like signing a superstar athlete to your team for a season — they perform, they add value, and when their contract is up, they move on without any fuss.New WatersNavigating these waters can be complex, which is why having an experienced property manager becomes invaluable.

@Rich Hupper I know that brownfields tax credits are used in MA to get some cost recovery.

Now that CA is in recovery, I am focusing in state only.

Ex - Pro athlete here who did a sport that paid no money but I got to do some cool Team USA stuff.