I once built a 67 Mustang convertible from boxes; every nut, bolt and screw on the car was tossed unlabeled into a single 5 gallon bucket. 2.

:) If you haven't experienced New Mexican cuisine, you must add it to your bucket list.

ID time buckets and a NW peak.

In effect, since it is considered ordinary income, it is in another bucket other than capital gains/losses, so not all of the stock losses can be used. 

I don't think you should default to the same deductible for every property but maybe bucket into low (1k), medium (2.5k), or high (5k) base on a few factors or experience. 

Parts of Africa are so rich in oil that it's "harvested" with buckets.

. $138,500 in debt....that is a drop in the bucket especially based on your equity. 

I pretty much summed a lot of my research in a few buckets, so curious on people take on some of the following Dealing with legal paper work Accounting for owners Maintenance issues Dealing with preexisting tenants I think legal work and accounting concerns me the most.

That is a drop in the bucket.

I want to take advantage of the Roth "bucket" as well.