Your profession has forums, books, classes etc….. to assist you with financial freedom, with do’s and don’ts; try to do market research on a opportunity that has had no “paper trail” – any and all help will be greatly appreciated.Deborah

This is good resent history with this title:[b]FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO WORKING PAPER SERIESAsset Price Declines and Real Estate Market Illiquidity: Evidence from Japanese Land Values[/b]I can forward this in depth study of how the Japanese maket played out to anyone who requests it.

“Depletion or depreciation” on a tax return are “paper” write offs... meaning you didn’t actually spend “cash money” to get these deductions.

I was at a coffee shop the other day with a very good friend, and she was flipping through one of the local weekly papers, and she asked why so many brokers put their pictures in their ads.

I market to the foreclosures listed in the paper as soon as I seem them posted.

One of my businesses was being sued and it had my business named (an LLC) and me personally on the papers, because I signed the contract for the company.

My parenthetical comment was related to the fact that depreciation is similar to CapEx, in that they both account for the wear on the capital asset (though one actually hits the statement of cash flows and the other is just on paper). 

They can also help with the paper work.

We will be advertising the homes on the base as well as in the local papers of the closing bases to receive pre-approvals for rentals or buyers.BTW, Walmart has built two new supercenters and renovated one Walmart into a supercenter that are all within 15 miles of eachother.

There are several small banks and mortgage bankers that hold their own paper and now hold REOs.