Here is my interpretation: You cannot deduct the full amount in one year. 75% of the points (other 3 units) if you use unit count = $9168 divided by 30 years your annual deduction is $305.60    Points are prepaid interest -treated as interest on Schedule E.

I have looked at them, but am having a hard time interpreting them.. they say that any individual who engages in lending that is secured my real property in a business sense (does so more more often than one isolated incident) would be considered someone who requires a mortgage banker license.

Edgren, 385 P.2d 41, 62 Wash. 2d 4 (1963) Citing RCW 59.04.050And here is the Statute which our Supreme Court interpreted in the case cited above.

Helen, here is the list of construction that are exempt from permits in your area.http://austintexas.gov/page/work-exempt-building-p...From what I interpret, a permit would be needed under these guidelines.

This might involve a legal action affecting ownership or liens.Given these possibilities, the most common interpretation in the context of property transactions might relate to recording or representation rather than a specific type of transaction like a Quit Claim Deed.To determine if there are liens on the vacant lot you've won, consider the following steps:Title Search: Conduct a comprehensive title search through a title company or a real estate attorney.

Note this is not only to rent the JADU, but in strictest interpretation to even have a legal JADU.

How that relates to a Founding Father's interpretation of a mobile home park is hard to say. 

These costs are capital expenses and you can deduct them as a capital loss.There's certainly room for interpretation of this rule, besides it's merely an IRS publication and not a law.

It is pure data and that is why it WILL work for anyone willing to learn how to read, use and interpret that data and apply!

At the same time, that shouldn't be interpreted as anyone should go ahead and start a syndication if they have some money to get the syndication off the ground and relationships who will throw money at them.