Tulips, South China Sea Bubble, Railways, Great Depression and Global Economic Credit Crisis/Credit Default Swap)

My fiance and I are essentially swapping the roles we've played the past few years.

There is a safe harbor:If your 2017 adjusted gross income was more than $150,000 ($75,000 if you are married filing a separate return), you must pay the smaller of 90% of your expected tax for 2018 or 110% of the tax shown on your 2017 return to avoid an estimated tax penalty.If AGI was less than $150k, then swap out the 110% above for 100%.

It's not a short-term hard money loan, but basically a conventional mortgage that swaps out your personal income proof for the projected rental income in order to get you qualified. 

Technically, after all the paperwork, is a swap of ownership from one investor to the next and the big neon sign "UNDER NEW ADMINISTRATION" hanging on the property.  

Once you identify the individual, pay a visit to the dealership towards the end of the month, and go for an "even-swap". 

But I was told: "when swapping out or replacing like for like, no permit is required".

You need to come up with another $33k (plus all the various associated closing costs, etc blah blah blah).I'm swapping between windows here, but that's what I see on first pass. 

Once you swap to using taxes there are a lot of tricks you can do to count more income, did you have cap ex?

After my first two years, I had three credit cards - two that I swapped back and forth between using regularly to pay for basics like gas and food, and a third that I held on to for big expenses (car repairs, plane tickets, etc.).