;<) If you intend to invest locally I highly recommend the Washington Landlords Association.

Spoke to the head of the local homeowners association who opposed all such zoning changes and I knew it would be voted down if I tried.

I have been using my families CPA but have found him to be unresponsive and according to my associates I have been paying more in taxes then I should.The second for the house I'm flipping now, i have a partnership with 2 other guys, the partner who is in charge of construction is not doing his part and has been very difficult.  

The tax code clearly states the cost associated to a foundation for solar such as a roof will not fail to qualify here.

Of course there will be some sort of cost associated with actually printing the money, which ought to come off the top from the front end in my opinion.

My investigation of law shows that I could deduct other than cleaning and damage expenses associated with breaking the lease, if I would pay the realtor to find the new tenant, probably it will be a good justification of the expense caused by breaking the lease.

Can you explain what you mean by the extreme UV levels associated with Vinyl?

Many people have made a lot of money with condo's, you just have to understand the headaches that can be associated with them.

The first thing I would suggest is finding out if your local association of Realtors has weekly luncheons or anything of that nature.

After paying all of the expenses associated with the properties, and the new lender who comes in at second position, there is still enough income for my business partner and I to each cash flow on these properties.Maybe @Scott Carson or @Dave Van Horn could explain this better than I can.